The National Institute for Higher Education (Minsk) The Office for a Democratic Belarus (Brussels)
Date: 03 NOVEMBER 2014
Type: Special Events
PROGRAMME
International seminar on higher education
«Magna Charta Universitatum Europearum»
3 November 2014
Minsk, Belarus
Venue: Minsk, the National Institute for Higher Education
Maskouskaya Street, 15-322 (conference-hall).
09.00-09.10
Opening words by the organisers:
Viktar Haisionak, the National Institute for Higher Education, Vice-rector
09.10-09.20
Vadzim Bogush, the First Deputy Minister of Higher Education
09.20-09.30
Mikalai Listapad, Erasmus+ Coordinator in Belarus
09.30-09.40
Olga Stuzhinskaya, Office for a Democratic Belarus, Director
09.40-09.50
Prof. NOORDA Sijbolt, President of Magna Charta Observatory Council
09.50-10.20
Why universities need a Magna Charta?
Prof. NOORDA Sijbolt, President of Magna Charta Observatory Council
Q & A session
10.30-11.00
The Belarusian State University «alma mater» of Higher Education
Mikhail Zhuraukou, The First Vice-rector of the Belarusian State University
11.00-11.20
Coffee-break (room 326)
11.20-11.50
The Role of University in the social and economic development of the Republic of Belarus by Ihar Tsitovich, the vice rector for scientific and methodological work at the National Institute for Higher Education
Q & A session
12.00-12.30
Universities, Regional Development and Interregional Cooperation
Prof. TSOUGARAKIS Dimitrios, Member of the Board of Magna Charta Observatory Council (Greece)
Q & A session
12.40-13.10
Higher Education and Research in transitional European countries
Prof. BJELIS Aleksa, rector of the University of Zagreb (Croatia)
Q & A session
13.20-13:50
Leading towards Autonomous Universities
Mr LOCK David, Secretary General of the Magna Charta Observatory and Director of International Projects at the leadership Foundation for Higher Education
14:00-14:20
Conclusions by:
Prof. NOORDA Sijbolt, President of Magna Charta Observatory Council Viktar Haisionak, the National Institute for Higher Education, Vice-rector