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>Questions can only be addresses at
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>ELM 2006 Conference
>Maastricht University will host the ELM2006 conference on the
>employability of the new Bologna graduates.
>It is likely that the Bologna objectives will become intertwined with
>phenomena like quality of networks, competition, competencies and
>selectivity. As a result, the Bologna process, and the re-launched Lisbon
>Strategy, would not only generate European graduates, but also
>significantly change the roles of recruiters, academic staff and governments.
>The question is: to what extent, and at which speed? At this conference,
>several options, best practices and outcomes from recently completed
>research will be discussed.
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>Conference themes will be
>- higher education and the international labour market;
>- requirements in the national context;
>- the emerging European Labour Market for graduates;
>- new roles for quality, accreditation and institutional research.
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>Objective; who should attend
>The conference aims at exchanging views, experiences and research outcomes
>from higher education experts, labour market researchers, educational
>researchers, employers, recruiters, experts from international
>organizations, national governments and higher education agencies, as well
>as experts on quality assurance, institutional research and accreditation.
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>Information and registration
>The full programme of the conference can be viewed on the website
><http://www.unimaas.nl/elm>http://www.unimaas.nl/elm. The conference
>brochure can be <http://www.unimaas.nl/elm/brochure.html>downloaded (pdf).
>Information on fees an the on-line registration form can be found
><http://www.parthen-impact.com/eventure/welcome.do?type=participant&congress=50_06299>here.
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>All question can be addressed at <mailto:elm@bu.unimaas.nl>elm@bu.unimaas.nl
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>Thursday 19 October
>Pre-conference events
>Opening
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>Friday 20 October
>1st Key-note from David Pappie
>(Shell International)
>2nd Key-note from Rolf van der Velden (ROA, Maastricht University followed
>by plenary panel on the European REFLEX project with Ken Mayhew
>(University of Oxford), Walter Müller (Universität Mannheim), Thomas Weko
>(OECD) and Ulrich Teichler (INCHER, Kassel).
>Intermission by Jürgen Enders, CHEPS.
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>Further plenary panels:
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>Curriculum Characteristics and Competencies for a Knowledge Based Economy:
>Hans Heijke (ROA, Maastricht University), Alan Brown (University of
>Warwick ),Mien Segers (Leiden University) and others;
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>Generic Academic Skills vs. Specific Academic Skills: Dirk van Damme
>(Ministry of Education, Flanders, Belgium), Christoph Anz (BDA, Berlin),
>Michiel Evers (Sabic Europe), member from EURODOC
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>Saturday 21 October
>1st Key-note by Hans-Wolfgang Arndt (Universität Mannheim)
>2nd Key-note by Wim Gijselaers (Maastricht University).
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>Plenary panels with representatives from governments and
>student-organizations from various countries.
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