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This workshop focuses on the dynamics of student mobility in higher education, specifically examining exchange and degree programs. We explore the importance of building strong personal networks for successful international cooperation, particularly with non-European partners. Attendees will receive insights on incoming and outgoing student services, including acceptance packages and orientation processes. Challenges faced in outgoing mobility, particularly related to the Bologna Process and pressure to graduate faster, will also be discussed. Join us to enhance your understanding and improve student mobility experiences.
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Exchange students – incoming & outgoing • IR build for student mobility and international cooperation (not int’l degree students), mostly same at national level • Int’l cooperation depends on good personal contacts (esp. non-European contacts) • All incoming services the same, regardless of programme (programme specific regulations&rules) • Central services (acceptance package, orientation etc.) and departmental services (academic support) International Relations 2009
Exchange students – incoming & outgoing • Outgoing students & Bologna process • Master’s outside University of Oulu/Finland? • Pressure to graduate faster? • Outgoing students & PSP, when to go abroad? • Promotion for peers and academics, not from central services International Relations 2009
Pressure to Change? • Incoming mobility excellent, outgoing mobility M&R has more challenges (why go?) • Number of staff members in IR going down and/or not in mobility • New mobility programmes (North-South-South) • Int’l master’s programmes: 2005 2 programmes, 2009: 12 programmes International Relations 2009
International Degree Programmes • Master’s Degree Programme in Education and Globalisation • Master’s Programme in Financial and Management Accounting (FMA) • Master’s Degree Programme in Protein Science and Biotechnology • Master’s Programme in Finance and Economics (FE) • Master’s Programme in International Business (IB) • Master’s Degree Programme in Health and Wellbeing in the Circumpolar Area (BCBU) • Barents Master’s Degree Programme in Environmental Engineering (BEE / BCBU) • Master’s Programme in Architectural Design Master’s Programmes, first intake autumn 2010 • Master’s Degree Programme in Wireless Communication Engineering (WCE) • Master's Degree Programme in Synchrotron Radiation Based Science and Accelerator Physics • Master’s Degree Programme in Software and Systems Development in Global Environment (GSD / BCBU) International Relations 2009
International Degree Students International Relations 2009
The Gap in Years between Exchange Studies and Degree Studies 25% of International Degree Students are former exchange students (2008) International Relations 2009
Services for degree students • Information package with acceptance letter • Student tutors • Orientation (first days of September) • Guidance • Programme coordinators • General guidance at Student Affairs Office • Information sessions – How to write a CV, get a job etc. • International Student’s Newsletter International Relations 2009
Central services for programmes • Programme development and launching • Int’l marketing and student recruitment • Central level and programme-specific • International Student application (online) • University Admissions Finland International Relations 2009