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Distinctiveness in Higher Education

June 12, 2012
King's Fund, W1G 0AN
London, United Kingdom


CASE Europe will be jointly hosting this senior level event with the Distinct project, a HEFCE-funded initiative which is sharing the final outcomes of its research through inspiring speakers from both within and beyond the sector. Panel debates, plenary sessions, case studies and smaller, practical workshop sessions will combine to create an engaging and insightful day.

This event is ideal for vice chancellors, directors of marketing and communications, directors of strategic planning and senior management teams.

The conference will consider:

  • The case for change 
  • How to establish your distinctiveness
  • The leadership role
  • How to use your distinctiveness to guide internal decisions
  • Communicating your identity publicly

The conference is offered in collaboration with Universities UK and will include contributions from the following vice chancellors:

  • Professor Janet Beer, vice chancellor, Oxford Brookes University
  • Professor Mark Cleary, vice chancellor, University of Bradford
  • Professor Graham Henderson, vice chancellor and chief executive, Teesside University
  • Professor John Vinney, vice chancellor, Bournemouth University

Senior practioners speaking include Richard Taylor, University of Leicester; Anne Gwinnett, Oxford Brookes University; Ian Cairns, Loughborough University; Susie Baker, Oxford Brookes University; and Anna Myers, Distinct project, Oxford Brookes University.

 

Distinct

The HEFCE-funded Distinct Project is proud to produce this one-off conference in association with CASE Europe.

 

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