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Flexible Learning Summit: Enhancing UK Prosperity through Collaboration

Join Dr. Joe Marshall on 27th June 2013 for the NCUB Vision & Mission summit aiming to boost the UK's prosperity through top-tier university-business partnerships. Explore innovative strategies focusing on flexibility, challenging norms, and fostering talent for future growth. Delve into key areas like change sensitivity, user engagement, and quality delivery, all geared towards advancing skills, knowledge, and leadership for a dynamic learning experience. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a cutting-edge initiative shaping the future of education and business collaboration.

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Flexible Learning Summit: Enhancing UK Prosperity through Collaboration

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  1. Quality Placement Project: Flexible Learning Summit Dr. Joe Marshall, 27 June 2013

  2. NCUB Vision & Mission • Vision Increasing the prosperity and wellbeing of the UK through world-leading university and business collaboration. • Mission By effective collaboration nurture the right talent, innovation and expertise for the UK’s future growth.

  3. Strategy and Culture • Strategic Focus on Flexibility • Challenging structures: e.g. must be a year long • Challenging stereotypes: e.g. history internships • Challenging orthodoxies: e.g. ‘open sandwiches’

  4. Strategy and Culture • Sensitivity to change • Challenging prejudices: e.g. demand to work with SMEs • Challenging challenges: e.g. transactional costs • Challenging nomenclature: e.g. HEAR worthiness

  5. Strategy and Culture • User engagement/customer focus • Challenging orthodoxies: e.g. academic knowledge only • Challenging delivery: e.g. collaborative approach (u & b) • Challenging development: e.g. ensuring feedback loops

  6. Quality of delivery • Leadership • Strategic engagement by universities with business • Integrated into the learning experience • Supporting supply chains

  7. Quality of delivery • Skills and knowledge • Ensuring relevant and appropriate experiences for the student, the business and the university • Managing expectations of the student, the business and the university that experiences will be mixed (different demands, different students)

  8. Quality of delivery • Enabling systems and processes • Support guides and tool kits to overcome challenges • Utilising emerging platform technologies • Sharing examples of good and best practice

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