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International Conference on Engineering Education Partnership, Policy, Practice UMIST, Manchester, UK 18 - 22 August 2002
Abstracts Deadline: 18 January 2002 http://www.meeting.co.uk/icee
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The Universities of Greater Manchester have combined to organise ICEE 2002. This international conference and associated exhibition has a global perspective and has been held previously in Chicago, Rio de Janeiro, Prague, Taipei and Norway. The topic areas include: Facing the global challenge Perceptions of engineering Pan-global delivery World-wide accreditation Social inclusion, broadening access Changing structures for delivery Breaking traditional barriers Multi-disciplinary approach Simulation versus reality e-university New methods and techniques e-learning Interactive web-based learning material Continuous learning C&IT learning Partnerships for progress Electronic based methods of assessment National programmes for promoting innovation in teaching and learning Assessment, accreditation, standards Academic and industrial collaboration Role of professional institutions Funding opportunities Funding mechanisms Regional, national, international E-university Models for the e-university Changing role of academic expertise Learner support Threats and opportunities Cherry picking or strategic change Meeting the needs of industry Technical and human resources Lifelong learning Breadth versus depth Sci-fi engineering Preparation for "sci-fi engineering" nanotechnology bio-engineering space and sub sea engineering Best practice Role of traditional methods Looking forward/back Comparison and evaluation Cost implications Staff development Simulation Prospective authors are invited to submit abstracts via the website, each 300 - 500 words, in English. Further information and format can be found on the website under the presenters section. For the themes in the Special Call for Papers please click here.
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