UTS CHINA PARTNER DAY 悉尼科技大学中国伙伴日

GRAND HYATT BEIJING DECEMBER 2016

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WELCOME TO THE FIRST UTS AND UTS:INSEARCH PARTNER DAY AND OPEN DAY IN CHINA

agreements with 42 partner organisations in China for active research, teaching and various exchange and student activities. In 2010, UTS initiated our global Key Technology Partnership (KTP) program, including five prestigious partner universities in China, working together closely in deep, institution-wide, research-led partnerships.

UTS’s deep engagement with China is demonstrated by our ten Joint Research Centres (JRCs) with key partner institutions in China. In May 2014, UTS established the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI), a think tank dedicated to research and policy analysis on the Australia-China relationship.

Our first Partner Day in Beijing is a major event for UTS and our partners. It is a day of discussion and knowledge-sharing with all UTS and UTS:INSEARCH partners, plus a celebration of our friendship and successful collaboration. It is further demonstration of our commitment to pursuing excellence in international education, and dedication to working with our partners in China to achieve this aim.

We appreciate the support from our partners joining this event. We look forward to welcoming you all.

Professor Attila BrungsVice-Chancellor and PresidentUTS

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is among one of the most internationalised universities in the world*. We are especially engaged with Asia and have a long and friendly history of partnerships in China.

In November 2014, during the state visit to Australia, President Xi Jiping and Mme Peng Liyuan, together with Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Mrs Abbott, officially unveiled and launched the China Library donated to UTS. The China Library is a rich information centre filled with books, audio visual materials, multimedia displays as well as reading and study areas. This is the only China library donated by the Chinese Government in the South Pacific region.

The SHU-UTS SILC Business School is one of the earliest and largest Sino-Western joint teaching ventures approved in China. Currently there are over 3500 students studying at SILC in Shanghai, and over 4000 Chinese students studying at UTS in Sydney. We have a network of partner agencies representing UTS in China, to assist students pursuing study abroad at UTS. We also have

*We are ranked in the Top 50 most international universities by Times Higher Education's Top 200 most international universities in the world 2016.

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We believe strongly in people-to-people connections and operate thorough a well-established professional team based in China, INSEARCH Shanghai Limited (ISL), who have an office in Shanghai and are supported by our Sydney team. We are proud of the positive engagement ISL has with schools, principals, counsellors and channel partners to encourage students to envisage the benefits of an international education to expand their knowledge, horizons, opportunities and global outlook.

In building collaboration between UTS:INSEARCH, UTS and China, we supported the inaugural China Australia Millennial Project in 2015, and will collaborate on this innovative youth think-tank again in 2017. This collaboration is one way we are encouraging bilateral relations between Australia and China while fostering cultural understanding and business connections for the next generation of young leaders.

We are excited to be part of the first UTS China Partner Day and the first UTS and UTS:INSEARCH Open Day in Beijing, and look forward to sharing this important occasion with you.

Thank you for joining us.

Alex MurphyManaging Director UTS:INSEARCH

As the pathway to UTS, UTS:INSEARCH has been proudly helping students in their preparation for university studies for more than 25 years.

We are very grateful for the strong support of our network of partners who help us to make UTS:INSEARCH a leader in international pathway education. As a result, we welcome more than 4000 international students each year, and value our role in preparing them to thrive at Australia's #1 young university*.

Together with UTS, we provide exceptional courses that set students on the path to fulfilling their academic and career goals, while enjoying a life-transforming experience in Sydney.

To support more students in accessing our high quality programs, UTS:INSEARCH has strong partnerships with a select group of experienced educational partners globally, partnering on the delivery of our English and diploma programs. In China we collaborate with EIC for English preparation and SILC for delivery of our business diploma to Chinese students.

*UTS is Australia top-ranked young university according to Times Higher Education's Top 150 Universities Under 50 and QS Top 50 Under 50.

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Thursday, 8 December 2016

16:30 Registration Opens

17:00 Welcome

Professor Attila Brungs, Vice-Chancellor and President, UTS Mr Alex Murphy, Managing Director, UTS:INSEARCH

18:00 – 20:30 Welcome Drinks and Dinner

Entertainment: Purple Fire – String Quartet

UTS CHINA PARTNER DAYTHURSDAY, 8 DECEMBER - FRIDAY, 9 DECEMBER 2016GRAND HYATT BEIJING, CHINA

Friday, 9 December 2016

09:30 – 11:00 Registration

11:00 – 11:30 Morning Tea

11:30 – 12:30 Research Engagement and Development

Facilitator:Professor Glenn Wightwick, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Research), UTS

Speakers:• Vice-Chancellor, Presidents, UTS Key Technology Partners

Facilitated Discussion: • Industry engagement

• Higher Degree Research/Early Career Research Development

Future of International Education

Facilitator:Mr Alex Murphy, Managing Director, UTS:INSEARCH

Speakers:• Mr Weimin Che, Deputy Director General, Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE)

• Professor William Purcell, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International and Advancement), UTS

• Emeritus Professor Ross Milbourne, Chair, INSEARCH Board

A facilitated discussion for our international education partners to share their vision and experience on future international education development.

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Friday, 9 December 2016

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

13:30 – 13:45 Welcome and Plenary Introduction Professor William Purcell, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International and Advancement), UTS

13:45 – 14:45 Featured Plenary (I)Reimagining Higher Education for the Jobs of the Future

Key Note Speaker:Professor Shirley Alexander, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Education and Students), UTS

14:45 – 15:15 Afternoon Tea

15:15 – 16:45 Featured Plenary (II)Building the Australia-China Economic Relationship

Facilitator:Professor The Hon Bob Carr, former Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs; Director, Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI), UTS

Plenary Members:• Ms Jan Adams AO, PSM, Ambassador of Australia to the People’s Republic of China

• Hon Andrew John Robb AO, Former Australian Trade & Investment Minister

16:45 – 17:30 Break

17:30 – 20:00 Gala Dinner

Guest Speaker:Mr Jack Yao, Chair and Co-Founder, BroadLink

SPEAKERSProfessor Attila Brungs, is the University’s Chief Executive Officer. He is responsible to the UTS Council for the effective management of the University.

Professor Brungs has been a researcher in both industry and academia, with interests in the area of heterogeneous catalysis. In 2013 Professor Brungs was appointed as a member of the ARC Advisory Council. He is also a member of a number of national committees such as the Federal Government’s Research Data Infrastructure Committee.

Prior to his appointment as Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) at UTS in September 2009, Professor Brungs was General Manager, Science Investment, Strategy and Performance at CSIRO. His role incorporated the determination of broad research direction and resource allocation, performance monitoring of CSIRO research programs including its flagship programs, and the development and implementation of organisational strategy.

Before joining CSIRO in 2002 Professor Brungs was a senior manager at McKinsey and Co, managing teams in North America, Asia, New Zealand and Australia. He has also been on the board of a number of entities including not-for-profit organisations such as Greening Australia NSW.

Professor Brungs is a Rhodes Scholar, with a Doctorate in Inorganic Chemistry from Oxford University, and recipient of the University Medal in Industrial Chemistry from UNSW.

Mr Murphy is the Managing Director of UTS:INSEARCH and a member of the INSEARCH Limited Board. He has 23 years’ experience with UTS:INSEARCH in education, marketing and senior management roles. Since assuming the Managing Director role in late 2007, UTS:INSEARCH has more than doubled in size, extended its range of offshore partnerships delivering UTS:INSEARCH programs and expanded its sponsorship of UTS initiatives, including UTS’s Indigenous strategy, alumni events and international student scholarships.

Mr Murphy is also a Director of INSEARCH Education International Pty Limited and INSEARCH (Shanghai) Limited.

Mr Murphy has had a long interest in higher education, intercultural business and ethics, and has lived and worked in Indonesia. He studied linguistics, philosophy and Indonesian and Malayan studies at the University of Sydney and undertook research at the University of Sydney and Macquarie University where he also lectured in linguistics.

Mr Murphy ensures that learning and development of staff is fully supported by UTS:INSEARCH and he accesses executive training programs and coaching regularly to support his own learning and development. He has been a member of the St James Ethics Centre since 1997.

Professor Attila Brungs,Vice-Chancellor and President

UTS

BSc(Hons) (UNSW), DPhil (Oxford University)

Mr Alex Murphy,Managing Director

UTS:INSEARCH

BA (Hons) (USYD), MAICD

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SPEAKERSMr Robb is the former Minister for Trade and Investment. He held this position between 2013-2016.

During his time in Parliament, Mr Robb negotiated Free Trade Agreements with South Korea, Japan and China. He was also involved in the Trans Pacific Partnership free trade agreement as well as the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Singapore.

Mr Robb has held several positions since he was elected to the Federal Seat of Goldstein in October 2004 including as Chairman of the Government’s Workplace Relations Taskforce, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs and Minister for Vocational and Further Education.

In opposition, Mr Robb held the positions of Shadow Minister of Foreign Affairs, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Climate Change, Chairman of the Coalition Policy Development Committee and Shadow Minister for Finance, Deregulation and Debt Reduction.

Mr Robb was a Board member of the Garvan Medical Research Foundation, the Menzies Research Centre, the Big Brother Big Sister mentoring organisation and a member of the YWCA Leadership group.

In 2003, Mr Robb was awarded the Office of the Order of Australia for his service to agriculture, politics and the community. He has qualifications in Agricultural Science and a First Class Honours Degree in Economics.

Professor the Honourable Bob Carr is the Director of the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), the only Australian think tank devoted to illuminating the Australia-China relationship. He is a Professor in International Relations.

Professor Carr is a former Foreign Minister of Australia (2012-2013). He was also the longest continuously serving Premier in New South Wales history (1995-2005). His administration pioneered private provision of public infrastructure, lifted public works spending to a record high, increased school literacy standards and declared 350 new national parks.

He received his Honours degree in History from the University of New South Wales.

He is an Honorary Professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University. He is a recipient of the RSIS Distinguished Visiting Fellowship from Nanyang Technological University and the Fulbright Distinguished Fellow Award Scholarship for service to US-Australia relations. He has served as Honorary Scholar of the Australian American Leadership Dialogue.

He has been frequently interviewed by international media. His opinion pieces are published in the Australian Financial Review, The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald and Nikkei Asian Review.

He is the author of Thoughtlines (Viking, 2002), What Australia Means to Me (Penguin, 2003), My Reading Life (Penguin, 2008) and Diary of a Foreign Minister (NewSouth Publishing, 2014).

Professor Carr’s research focuses on international relations, foreign policy, Chinese politics and economics, national defence and security.

Hon Andrew John Robb AO,Former Member of Parliament

Former Australian Trade & Investment Minister

B.Ec(Hons)(La Trobe), DipAgriSci (Dookie Agricultural College)

The Honourable Bob CarrFormer Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs

Director, Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI)

UTS

BA (Honours) (UNSW)

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SPEAKERSProfessor Wightwick is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). He is responsible for research activity and research policy development, postgraduate education, industry liaison, intellectual property and commercialisation.

Other notable appointments have included Director of IBM Research – Australia and Chief Technologist of IBM Australia. Professor Wightwick brings global experience from his roles at IBM, having led teams in the US and China, worked on IBM’s global technical strategy and established a world-leading research laboratory in Australia.

Professor Wightwick is recognised as a leader in developing Australia’s ICT industrial research and development base and a significant contributor to innovation across the nation. He has a distinguished research track record, not only in terms of publications, but also in patents and commercialisation.

A Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, Professor Wightwick has also served on the Australian Research Council (ARC) College of Experts and has led national bodies and committees such as the NSW Digital Economy Industry Taskforce.

Mr Yao completed his higher education in Australia and completed the Bachelor of Engineering (Majoring in Electrical Engineering) at the University of Melbourne in 2004.

Upon graduation, Mr Yao worked with SunPlus Solar Australia as the Chief Engineer and led a number of large scale projects both in China and abroad. His deep practical experience in enterprise strategic planning, business model innovation, brand marketing and other fields was well acknowledged. The Reservoir Sports Center Pool Solar Energy Project was named the Australian 2004 Best Energy Conservation Award.

Between 2005 and 2007, Mr Yao worked with Wuhan Linuo Solar Co, mainly responsible for the overseas market. The exportation of borosilicate glass tube and other solar heating components to developing countries brought annual revenues of USD$15 million to the company.

In 2013, Mr Yao co-founded BroadLink, which set off a boom in the smart home appliance industry. BroadLink has since developed rapidly and become one of the most representative leading smart home appliance corporations in China. In 2014, under the leadership of Mr Yao, the BroadLink DNA program was successfully launched, connecting traditional home appliances, sensors, Internet data and artificial intelligence to create an interoperable smart home ecosystem.

In 2015, Mr Yao led the team to announce the successfully development of the one-stop service platform - DNA Kit. The DNA Kit is uniquely designed ‘for smart home appliances’ which connects home appliance manufacturers and major platforms to help the rapid transformation of traditional appliances. To date, BroadLink has collaborated with more than 150 well-known household electrical appliance enterprises.

Professor Glenn Wightwick,Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Research)

UTS

BSc (Monash University)

Mr Jack Yao,Chair, COO and Co-Founder BroadLink

BEng (University of Melbourne)

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SPEAKERSMs Adams is Australia’s Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China. She is also an Officer of the Order of Australia as a result of her distinguished service to international relations, particularly the advancement of Australia’s diplomatic and free trade relationships between the United States of America, South Korea, Japan and China.

Ms Adams has been with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for over 16 years. She was appointed Deputy Secretary in April 2013 where her work involves dealing with trade and economic issues. She was the chief negotiator overseeing the conclusion of the Free Trade Agreements with China, Korea and Japan.

Ms Adams also served as an Ambassador for the Environment and Ambassador for Climate Change between 2005 and 2008, as well as Minister Counsellor (Trade) in Washington between 2000 and 2004.

From 1993-1996, Ms Adams worked as an Adviser to Senator Peter Cook, Minister for Trade and Minister for Industry, Science and Technology.

She was also the recipient of the Public Service Medal in 2007 for outstanding public service in pursuing Australia’s international objectives on trade and environment.

Ms Adams has a Bachelor of Economic (Honours) and Bachelor of Law (Honours) from Monash University.

Emeritus Professor Milbourne became Chair of the INSEARCH Limited Board on 1 March 2016.

Emeritus Professor Milbourne was appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in 2002. During his time as Vice-Chancellor, he led a major development of the university’s physical campus and infrastructure and the advancement of its national and international profile and reputation.

This appointment followed a number of leadership roles in Australian universities including Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) at the University of Adelaide (1997-2000), Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) at the University of New South Wales (2000-2001) and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at UTS (2001-2002).

Emeritus Professor Milbourne has also held positions as the Reserve Bank of Australia Senior Fellow in Economic Policy, Visiting Professor to the London School of Economics, Board member of Universities Australia, member and Chair of the Australian Research Council (ARC) Social Sciences Panel and Research Grants Committee, and Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia (FASSA).

Emeritus Professor Milbourne is internationally recognised as an economist and researcher and has been appointed by the Australian Government to major policy-oriented committees and reviews. He received the Centenary Medal in 2001 for service to Australian society through economics and university administration, and was made an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 2015 for his distinguished service to higher education.

Her Excellency Ms Jan Elizabeth Adams AO PSM,Ambassador of Australia to the People’s Republic of China

BEcon(Hons) (Monash University), LLB(Hons) (Monash University)

Emeritus Professor Ross Milbourne AO,Chair of the Board

INSEARCH Limited

BCom, MCom (UNSW), PhD (University of California, Berkeley), FASSA, FAICD

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SPEAKERSProfessor Alexander is the Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice-President (Education and Students) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). She has worked at UTS for over twenty years; having previously held the positions of Director, Institute for Interactive Media and Learning and Dean, Faculty of Education.

Professor Alexander is responsible for leading the achievement of the University’s key priorities in teaching and learning, the student experience and the use of data analytics in all aspects of the university’s work. Her responsibilities also include increasing the opportunities for student and staff learning, and the development of a strong student culture across the University.

Professor Alexander is Professor of Learning Technologies. She has an international reputation for her research on the use of information and communications technologies in education.

The University of Technology Sydney has been engaged in a major $1 billion campus redevelopment project. Professor Alexander is leading a system of projects to ensure these developments support the future of learning. This involves driving significant innovation in learning and teaching including curriculum design, the use of technology in learning, and the development of learning and teaching spaces to support these changes. This project won the prestigious Wharton-QS Stars Reimagine Education Awards 2015, in the category of Hybrid Learning.

Professor Shirley Alexander,Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Education and Students)

UTS

BSc (Macquarie), GradDipEd (SCAE), MAppStats (Macquarie)

Mr Che is the Deputy Director General of the Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE), a public organisation under the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China, specialising in offering a full range of services for international education. Mr Che has 18 years of experience with CSCSE in management, policy advising and research roles. Previously, he was the Director of the International Cooperation Division, which organised the annual China International Education Exhibition and China Study Abroad Forum. He also developed international corporative projects and the National Training Centers Network for Students Studying Overseas, which includes over 180 universities internationally.

Over the past seven years, Mr Che has been deeply involved in the policy advising and research for ministerial regulation of cross-border education. He is also responsible for organising the expert panel for reviewing new applications of China and foreign jointly run programs in China.

From 2007 to 2011, Mr Che was appointed as one of the chief researchers of a research project sponsored by the Ministry of Education of China. The topic of the research was “The Research of the Quality Assurance System of Cross-Border Education in China”.

Mr Che holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from Shaanxi Normal University and a master’s degree in Education Studies from the University of Hull. He has published over 10 books and articles in the field of international education in core academic journals.

Mr Weimin Che,Deputy Director General

Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE)

BA (Shaanxi Normal University) MA in Education (University of Hull)

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UTS: Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology Building

Professor Purcell is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International and Advancement) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), positions he has held since 2009. Since his appointment, Professor Purcell has overseen the growth and diversity of the UTS international student profile, driven the university’s external engagement with business, industry, government and the community; and implemented the enterprise development program to contribute to long-term UTS sustainability.

Professor Purcell’s previous academic appointments include Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Vice President International and Dean of Business at the University of Newcastle, as well as senior appointments at the University of New South Wales and the University of Tokyo. Professor Purcell also has wide consulting and industry experience working with business and government across the Asia-Pacific region in the areas of economic relations, joint venturing, international merger and acquisitions and multinational enterprise operations.

Professor Purcell holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) and PhD from the University of New South Wales and a Diploma in Japanese Studies from Kyoto University of Foreign Studies.

Professor Purcell has published more than 100 refereed papers in the areas of multinational enterprise theory and practice, Asian management practice, foreign direct investment and international joint venturing.

Professor William Purcell,Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International and Advancement)

UTS

BCom (Hons), PhD (UNSW), Dip Japanese Studies (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)

SPEAKERS

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欢迎光临悉尼科技大学与UTS:INSEARCH学院在中国的首个伙伴日及开放日活动。

UTS与中国的深厚关系,也可以从我们与各伙伴院校成立的十所联合研究中心展示。2014年5 月，悉尼科技大学成立了澳中关系研究院（ACRI），研究院是澳大利亚唯一的专注于阐释澳中双边关系研究和政策分析的智库。 研究院院长是澳大利亚前联邦外长鲍勃 • 卡尔教授。

我们在海外的第一个伙伴日是UTS与合作伙伴的一个重要活动。是与所有伙伴一同讨论和分享经验、知识的日子, 并籍此庆祝我们的友谊和成功合作。

感谢各伙伴的支持与参加，我们期待着当天您的光临。

**2016年位列《泰晤士报高等教育》评出的最国际化大学前200位；全球校龄未满50年的高校排名前50位。

Professor Attila BrungsVice-Chancellor and PresidentUTS

欢迎参加悉尼科技大学(UTS)和INSEARCH学院第一次在海外举办的伙伴日和开放日活动。悉尼科技大学(UTS)作为全球最为国际化大学之一, 与亚洲有着紧密的交流互动，与中国的渊源更是由来已久。

2014年11月，中国国家主席习近平和夫人彭丽媛女士在对澳大利亚进行国事访问时，与澳大利亚总理阿伯特和夫人一起为捐赠给悉尼科技大学的中国馆揭幕。中国馆有着众多中英文图书、视听资料、电子图书、多媒体材料以及艺术品等，还有阅读区和学习区。迄今是南太平洋地区唯一的中国政府捐赠的中国图书馆。

UTS和上海大学成立的上大悉尼工商学院（悉商） 是中国最早和最大规模的中外合作办学机构之一。 目前,在悉商学习的学生超过3500名，在悉尼科大学习的中国学生有4000多名。在中国我们有一个广泛的教育代理机构网络，帮助学生到悉尼科大留学。 我们还与42个院校伙伴达成协议, 进行研究、教学和学生交流活动。自2010年，UTS启动了我们的全球战略科技伙伴计划（KTP)，与包括在中国的五所著名大学结成战略伙伴，实现深入的校际以科研为主导的合作。

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ISL积极参与和学校、校长、顾问、渠道合作伙伴们的合作，鼓励学生们正视国际教育在拓宽知识、开阔视野、 创造机遇和培养全球观方面产生的效益。

为建立UTS:INSEARCH学院、悉尼科技大学和中国之间的合作，我们支持了2015年首届中国澳大利亚千禧年项目， 并将再次合作2017年的创新青年智库项目。这种合作是一种方式，在鼓励澳中两国双边关系发展的同时，培养下一代年轻领导人对文化的理解、建立商业联系。

成为悉尼科技大学首个合作伙伴日以及在北京举办的首次悉尼科技大学与UTS:INSEARCH学院开放日的组成成员， 我们感到非常兴奋，期待与您分享这一重要事件。

感谢您加入我们。

Alex MurphyManaging Director UTS:INSEARCH

作为进入悉尼科技大学的途径，UTS:INSEARCH学院 引以为傲的是为学生升入大学提供准备已经拥有超过25 年的经验了。

我们非常高兴，在合作伙伴的大力支持下， UTS:INSEARCH学院成为国际衔接课程教育领域的翘楚。因此，我们每年迎来4,000名国际学生，帮助他们做好准备，在澳大利亚排名首位的年轻大学里茁壮成长，从而体现我们的价值。

通过与悉尼科技大学合作，我们提供特殊课程，在帮助学生实现学术与职业目标的同时，享受在悉尼翻转人生的体验。

为支持更多学生进入我们高质量的课程，UTS:INSEARCH学院挑选全球经验丰富的教育伙伴，建立强有力伙伴关系推广我们的英语课程和文凭课程。在中国，我们与EIC合作英语准备课程，与上海大学悉尼工商学院（SILC）合作的商学文凭课程。

我们坚信人与人之间的联系，通过立足中国颇具规模的专业团队——在上海拥有办公室并获得悉尼团队支持的INSEARCH上海有限公司（ISL）进行运作。

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悉尼科技大学 中国伙伴日2016年12月8日星期四至12月9日星期五中国北京东方君悦大酒店

2016年12月8日星期四

16:30 嘉宾登记

17:00 嘉宾登记

悉尼科技大学校长Attila Brungs教授UTS:INSEARCH学院执行董事Alex Murphy先生

18:00 – 20:30 欢迎酒会和晚宴

晚宴娱宾: Purple Fire弦乐四重奏

2016年12月9日星期五

09:30 – 11:00 嘉宾登记

11:00 – 11:30 茶歇

11:30 – 12:30 研究参与和发展

主持人：悉尼科技大学副校长(研究)

Glenn Wightwick教授

发言嘉宾：• 悉尼科技大学副校长（研究）

主持讨论：• 产业参与

• 高等研究学位/早期职业研究发展

国际教育的未来

主持人：UTS:INSEARCH 学院执行董事 Alex Murphy 先生

发言嘉宾：• 中国留学服务中心副主任车伟民先生

• 悉尼科技大学副校长(国际与发展) William Purcell教授

• INSEARCH董事会主席荣誉教授 Ross Milbourne

未来国际教育论坛:主持,发言嘉宾和与会者分享

及讨论未来国际教育发展的愿景与经验

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2016年12月9日星期五

12:30 – 13:30 午餐

13:30 – 13:45 欢迎致辞及全体会议介绍 悉尼科技大学副校长(国际与发展)

William Purcell教授

13:45 – 14:45 专题全体会议（I）为未来社会的行业工作重塑高等教育

主题演讲者 ：悉尼科技大学副校长(教育与学生)

Shirley Alexander教授

全体讨论

14:45 – 15:15 下午茶

15:15 – 16:45 专题全体会议（II） 构筑澳中经济关系新未来

主持人 ：澳大利亚前外交部长、悉尼科技大学澳中关系研究院（ACRI）院长鲍勃•卡尔教授阁下

嘉宾发言 ：

• Ms Jan Adams AO, 澳大利亚驻华大使

• Andrew John Robb AO, 澳大利亚前贸易及投资部长

全体讨论

16:45 – 17:30 休息

17:30 – 20:00 庆祝晚宴

演讲嘉宾

BroadLink主席兼联合创始人姚博先生

INSEARCH CRICOS provider code: 00859D I UTS CRICOS provider code: 00099F I INSEARCH Limited is a controlled entity of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), and a registered private higher education provider of pathways to UTS. 1252_1116

Photo credits:(i) Building images by Andy Roberts

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