DISCUSSION TOPICS

• Does a crisis of classical University models exist on the way from industrial to digital Era?
• Your concept and aims of the University of the Future.
• What will be a business model for universities?
• What will be the university campus of the future ?
• What and how will university students study?
• What role do colleges play for continuing education?
• How to engage students to university model development?
• Does college education help develop practical skills and find a job faster? Should the syllabus be changed drastically?
• Does a college have any future without effective online education strategy, mixed education, implementation of digital studies?

• Universities should cooperate, not compete with each other. Are you ready to initiate communications,
• liaisons, and joint projects with other colleges around the world?

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DISCUSSION TOPICS

Part 1

●What to do to promote Medicine as an attractive and sustainable profession?

●Is it possible to make any predictions about the future of medical education for the coming decades, taking into account experience, achievements and current trends?

●Is there a gap between the training of doctors and the future needs of the healthcare sphere? What changes in medical education should be done to create the college of medicine of the future?

●In the era of globalization educational institutions should cooperate, not compete. Are you ready for initiative contacts, all-round partnership and joint projects with other universities all over the world?

Part 2

●Students need to study hard and long to get the right for treating people. Is there any problem with student motivation? What are effective recipes to improve  motivation to study?

●Is the statement that everything begins  with the selection of medical students right? In your opinion, what is an effective system of admission of applicants to medical schools?

●According to popular belief when training medical specialists, less attention should be paid to the basic subjects and more to ethics, communication skills and psychology in order to successfully influence patients and their families. Should the training of future doctors be aimed at meeting the multi-faceted needs of the patient, and not only of the medical science?

●Can patient involvement be the future of medical education? Will patient evaluation help the medical students’ practice form a perfect doctor?

●How to ensure the effectiveness of graduate employment? Can the factor of such efficiency become the main indicator of the quality of higher professional education?

●The evolution of continuing medical education.

Part 3

●Are global informatization and robotic medicine a challenge for a traditional college of medicine?

●What medical professions will be the most in demand in the future? What new medical professions do you foresee? How to prepare for changes and keep up with the times?

●The role and effective implementation of simulation training in the medical education.  

●Successful cases of distance learning technologies implementation at the college of medicine. 

●Accelerated medical education programmes reduce the cost of education and solve the issue of doctors' shortage, BUT does this method provides students with all the experience they need to achieve professional success?  

●The advantage of creating educational and medical centres or clusters. Successful cooperation model examples between innovative clinics and medical educational institutions.

●How to completely implement educational management programmes at medical colleges?

●Is it possible to effectively combine personal medical practice with clinic management?

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'Association of Universities: optimizing funding, degrees and research'

Key points
• Academic excellence worldwide. Patterns and paths
• Globalization and networking. The benchmarks
• Questions of funding and association of universities
• Common degrees practices. Advantages and optimization considerations
• Common research projects: efficiency and maximization
• Case studies: University of Oxford, University of Harvard, and other tailored situations

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'Measuring quality and ranking at Universities & Creating Global Universities´ branches'

Key points

Academic excellence worldwide.

Patterns and paths Measuring university quality.

The main methods Best practices to measure quality The ranking question.

Advantages and Disadvantages The search of good positions in the rankings Expansion of Universities.

Branches and joint-ventures Case studies: International University Rankings & Creation of branches in China per UK Universities. 

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A 2-Day Intensive Expert Session

'Case Study of Alumni, Fundraising & Management Structure at University of Oxford'

Key points
Oxford University Management Structure: Key Positions and Responsibilities
Collegial system, including the relationship between colleges and the ‘central university’
Alumni Relations: Strategy, Communication Channels and Events
Fundraising: goals, priorities and campaigns

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