Internationalisation models are maturing with the emergence of several new organisational missions and forms. Traditional approaches to internationalisation are also giving way to new models and engagements focused on responsibility and societal impact.
This workshop tackles these critical questions and allows participants to re-think internationalisation strategies and practices in light of emerging industry models and new global imperatives. Your readiness for and contribution to Internationalisation 2.0 will be assessed using a mix of audit and planning tools, specifically focusing on such topics as sustainable internationalisation and international risk management. Discussing and exchanging with your peers will make an integral part of the workshop.
This workshop will be especially relevant to professionals responsible for driving and implementing the internationalisation strategy of an institution – deans/directors/associate deans of internationalisation, external relations, or research centres; directors and heads of international offices. Knowing the strategy and having a say in it is a must.
The programme will combine individual reflection and collective learning to help participants to:
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be issued an EFMD-endorsed digital certificate.
By train: Antwerp Central Station (Antwerpen-Centraal) is well connected to major Belgian and international cities. From the station, the venue can be reached by public transport, taxi or on foot.
By air: Brussels Airport is the most convenient international airport, with direct train connections to Antwerp Central Station.
By car: Participants travelling by car are advised to use one of the public car parks in the city centre, as parking near the venue is limited.
For directions, please consult Google Maps.
Antwerp offers a rich cultural and historical heritage, with highlights including the Cathedral of Our Lady, the historic Grote Markt, the Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) and the city’s renowned fashion and diamond districts. Participants wishing to explore the city during their stay can find information about attractions, public transport and practical visitor services on the official tourism website: Visit Antwerp.