Global Partnerships Event - Delegate Brochure

GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS EVENT Bringing Education to the World 2-4 JUNE 2015 The Gardens Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

University of Opportunity

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Welcome

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Welcome Professor Geoff Layer Vice-Chancellor University of Wolverhampton

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I would like to welcome you to this celebration of the University of Wolverhampton’s growing presence around the globe. We are now a truly global University with an active presence across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas as well as a thriving student community in the heart of England.

This is a great opportunity to hear from a diverse range of speakers as well as a chance to share your own thoughts on transnational education.

There will also be plenty of time to build new working relationships in Kuala Lumpur. I wish you an enjoyable few days with us.

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International excellence

Excellence in education The University of Wolverhampton is a leading modern university with a tradition of providing opportunity and academic excellence dating back 180 years. Today we offer over 300 courses across our four faculties, with over 4,000 students graduating each year.

The University is extremely proud to share some great news about its most recent review by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA). We have received a commendation, the highest possible accolade for ‘the enhancement of student learning opportunities’. This is even more impressive as we are the only university in the West Midlands region to receive a commendation in its most recent QAA report.

In May 2015 we also announced an unprecedented £250m investment over the next five years.

Jo Gittens Director, International University of Wolverhampton

“I am glad that you are here in Kuala Lumpur and I hope that you enjoy your few days with us.

The University of Wolverhampton has always had strong international connections. From the opening of the first overseas Regional Centre in Hong Kong in 1996, we have grown to deliver courses and provide support across the globe.

Agreements have been signed over the years with numerous institutions including Cambodia, China, Cyprus, Dominica, France, India, Ireland, Japan, Malaysia, Mauritius, Nigeria, Russia, Singapore and Sri Lanka.

I look forward to meeting with you all again and to fruitful discussions about the future and growth in international higher education.”

The Our Vision, Your Opportunity strategy will boost jobs and investment in our region and deliver more world-class facilities for our students.

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Transnational commitment

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Our commitment to transnational education The benefits for international students of coming to the UK to study are well documented. UK degrees remain highly regarded but it is not always possible for international students to travel overseas to study. Transnational education (TNE) is enabling students to reap the rewards of a UK degree delivered on their doorstep. The University of Wolverhampton’s commitment to TNE supports widening participation at a global level and forms a critical part of its internationalisation agenda.

A global presence Through its strong links with many overseas universities, partner institutions and governments, the University of Wolverhampton plays a vital role in the delivery of high quality education and training to the UK and wider global community. Students have the opportunity to participate in exchange schemes enabling them to study at a partner institution for a period of time, or undertake work placements/internships, supporting the development of a global approach and outlook.

New partnerships

The University of Wolverhampton has regional offices in China, India, Malaysia, Nigeria, Oman, and Vietnam and 20,000 students, including almost 2,500 international students from over 100 countries studying in the UK. Through its network of partners, the University delivers courses in an increasing number of countries, including:

New partnerships are also being developed in sub-Saharan Africa, South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent.

China, Cyprus, France, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Malaysia, Mauritius, Myanmar, Oman, Russia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, and United Arab Emirates.

With a strong vision and an excellent track record in delivering transnational education, the University is well placed to take on the challenges posed by a new era in higher education.

The international market is broad and diverse, and exciting opportunities for collaboration, including further enhancing existing collaboration, are never far away.

Regional graduations are a growing feature of the University’s activity, bringing together families and friends to celebrate success as part of the wider University of Wolverhampton community.

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Exciting times

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Exciting times for the University Campus investment

The University’s new £25 million Rosalind Franklin Science Centre has opened its doors to students and staff. The sixstorey building features state-of-the-art laboratories and heads up a series of enhancements to teaching facilities, including a £300,000 refurbishment of our pharmacy suite.

Reaching further with our research

Research at the University of Wolverhampton is at its highest ever level after being commended as ‘worldleading’ by the Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014). Carried out every five years, the REF evaluates the quality and impact of research at UK universities across all disciplines. Among the areas with recognised world-leading elements were health, history and modern languages research plus work

by Mike Thelwall, renowned Professor of Information Science, and his team.

We were also delighted to retain the European Commission HR Excellence in Research Award in recognition of our commitment to good working conditions and career development for researchers.

Work is also well underway on the new Business School. The £18 million flagship building will sit at the heart of the University’s City Campus in Wolverhampton. The six storey centre will house an executive education suite, innovative teaching and learning spaces, an IT suite, consulting rooms and a central social space and café.

Following more than 80 years of providing business education in the city, the new building aims to reflect the University of Wolverhampton Business School’s growing reputation and engagement with the business community in the region.

Connecting alumni globally

Expanding our links with our overseas graduate community, we launched the Malaysia Alumni Association last year at a special event in London. Former Wolverhampton Law student and now Head of State for Sabah, His Excellency Tun Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Juhar Bin Datuk Haji Mahiruddin, is the Honorary President of the Association, and was in attendance at the event which also included the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Universiti Malaysia Sabah, of which His Excellency is also Chancellor. His Excellency graduated from Wolverhampton Polytechnic in the 1980s, going on to be called to the Bar at Lincoln’s Inn before embarking on his political career in Malaysia.

The Malaysia Alumni Association offers graduates in Malaysia the opportunity to reconnect with each other and the University of Wolverhampton, offering a range of benefits and services including networking events. The Association adds to an already far reaching collection of overseas alumni associations, including Hong Kong, Mauritius, Nigeria and India.

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Event programme

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Global Partnerships Event: Bringing Education to the World The Global Partnerships Event: Bringing Education to the World will recognise the important contribution the University of Wolverhampton’s partnerships have in bringing higher education to those who may not otherwise have the opportunity to study at university.

Delegates from across the globe will be present, along with our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Geoff Layer, and other senior staff from the University. This is a great opportunity to share best practices and further enhance your understanding of global education through networking with others in your field. The event is aimed at our partners, businesses, agencies, governments, and those with an interest in international education.

Programme

Day 1 – Tuesday 2 June 18.00-18.45

Registration

19.00

Welcome to delegates Professor Geoff Layer, Vice-Chancellor, University of Wolverhampton Followed by a drinks and canapés evening for delegates to network

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Event programme

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Day 2 – Wednesday 3 June Session 1: Plenary

Session 3: Workshops

8.15-9.00

Registration and collection of packs by delegates

9.05

Welcome Professor Geoff Layer Vice-Chancellor, University of Wolverhampton

9.15

Opening speech Mr Paul Rennie, OBE Deputy British High Commissioner to Malaysia

9.30

Nepal Earthquake Its impact and IST’s role in rebuilding the country Mr Narendra Bajracharya CEO, IST

9.45

The Role of Universities in Economic Development Professor Geoff Layer Vice-Chancellor, University of Wolverhampton

10.00

Innovation and Education for all Datuk Vinod Sekhar President and Group CEO, Petra Group

10.15

The New Business School and University of Wolverhampton – New opportunities Mr Miceál Barden Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Wolverhampton

10.30

13.45-14.45

The Development of Higher Education Internationalisation in Southwest China and the Opportunity for University of Wolverhampton Professor Li Yongmei Director, International Cooperation and Exchange Department Yunnan Agricultural University 13.45-14.45

Session 4: Workshops 14.45-15.45

11.15

Branding Datuk Eric Chong Managing Director / Chairman Erican College / Branding Association of Malaysia

11.30

Marketing and Recruitment Mr Laurence Foure Head of International Recruitment and Business Development, University of Wolverhampton

11.45

Alumni Presence Internationally Ms Claire Shaw Head of Alumni and Development, University of Wolverhampton

12.00

Questions and answers

12.30-13.45

Lunch and networking

Workshop C: To be chaired by Mr Jeffery Gao, University of Wolverhampton International Cooperation History and Future Between UoW & LZUFE Professor Jiankun Ba Vice President Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics

Session 2: Plenary The Challenges and Prospects of Capacity Building in the Nigerian Financial Industry Dr Segun Ajibola 1st Vice President, Chartered Institute of Bankers

Workshop B: To be chaired by Mr Pragyat Singh, University of Wolverhampton International Higher Education: Trends, Opportunities and Challenges Ms Jo Gittens Director, International, University of Wolverhampton

Questions and answers with refreshments

11.00

Workshop A: To be chaired by Ms Audrey Kon, University of Wolverhampton

Chinese Universities Internationalising Strategies and the Opportunity for the World Mr Bai Yi Director, Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, Central South University 14.45-15.45

Workshop D: To be chaired by Mr Laurence Foure, University of Wolverhampton The Role of a Students’ Union and What it Can do for TNE Partners Ms Zoe Harrison Students’ Union President, University of Wolverhampton

19.00-22.00

Networking and alumni dinner with entertainment and signing of agreements

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Day 3 – Thursday 4 June Session 5: Plenary and panel discussion 9.30

Opportunities in India Dr Vandana Lulla Principal Podar International School

9.45

Factors Affecting the Future of Applied Colleges – Oman Dr. Halima Al-Badwawi Assistant Director General for Academic Affairs Colleges of Applied Sciences

10.00

13.30-14.30

Implications of Multiple Quality Assurance Environment on Cross Border Higher Education - the Case of Middle East College Dr Kiran G.R. Deputy Dean Middle East College

10.30

Questions and answers

11.00-11.30

Refreshments and networking

11.30

Improving the Effectiveness of Higher Education

by Leveraging Technology Mr Firoz Thairinil Managing Director Westford School of Management Developing Research via International Collaborations Professor John Darling Professor of Neuro-oncology Dean of Research and Head of the University Research Policy Unit Director, Research Institute in Healthcare Science University of Wolverhampton

12.00

Questions and answers

12.30-13.30

Lunch and networking

Workshop E: To be chaired by Mr Dare Ojo, University of Wolverhampton Institutions vs Collaborations Mr Laurence Foure Head of International Recruitment and Business Development, University of Wolverhampton

13.30-14.30

How a Regional Office Operates Ms Audrey Kon Regional Head University of Wolverhampton

10.15

11.45

Session 6: Workshops

Workshop F: To be chaired by Mr Hilal Al-Masheri, University of Wolverhampton Research Opportunities at the University of Wolverhampton Professor John Darling Professor of Neuro-oncology Dean of Research and Head of the University Research Policy Unit Director, Research Institute in Healthcare Science University of Wolverhampton

14.30-15.00

Refreshments and networking

Session 7/Close: 15.00

Reflections and Opportunities for the University of Wolverhampton and its Partners Professor Geoff Layer Vice-Chancellor University of Wolverhampton Close of event

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TNE partners

University of Wolverhampton’s Partnerships Partnerships

Country

Asia Pacific School of Sports and Business

Singapore

Auston Institute of Management

Singapore

British College of Applied Studies

Sri Lanka

City University of Hong Kong (SCOPE)

Hong Kong

Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education

Ireland

College of Professional Journalism

Greece

Colombo International Nautical and Engineering College

Sri Lanka

Cyprus International University

Cyprus

École Supérieure des Technologies Industrielles Avancées (ESTIA)

France

ERC Institute

Singapore

Erican College

Malaysia

Global College

Cyprus

Han Chiang College

Malaysia

HKU School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU SPACE)

Hong Kong

Hubei University of Engineering

China

International College of Music

Malaysia

Mauritius Campus

Mauritius

MDIS Malaysia

Malaysia

Merryland College Biratnagar

Nepal

Middle East College

Oman

Podar International College

India

School of Hospitality and Resort Management

Singapore

Tyumen State University

Russia

Victoria University College Yangon

Myanmar

Westford School of Management

India

Yunnan Agricultural University

China

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Regional Heads

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Meet our Regional Heads Hilal Al-Masheri Middle East

Gao Dongbo China

Hilal Al-Masheri is currently the Head of the Middle East Regional Office for the University of Wolverhampton based in Oman. He received his Master of Information Technology degree from Griffith University, Australia in 2005.

Gao Dongbo (Jeffery) has been Head of the China Regional Office since 2007. The office is located in Changsha, the capital city of Hunan Province, and delivers a first class, high quality service to students and partners in the People’s Republic of China.

Hilal first worked at the Ministry of Higher Education for several years as a manager of the external scholarships department before taking up his current position with the University of Wolverhampton in September 2012.

Prior to joining the University, Jeffery has held many significant positions at China’s Ministry of Education and the Hunan Provincial Education Authority. He has also held a position as visiting scholar and completed his Master’s in Globalisation of Business in the UK. His experience brings a wealth of knowledge which has helped to take forward University developments.

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Regional Heads

Audrey Kon

Dare Ojo

Pragyat Singh

South East Asia

West and Central Africa

South Asia

Audrey Kon is the Head of the South East Asia Regional Office in Malaysia, for the University of Wolverhampton. Audrey discovered her passion for education management during a temporary stint as a student consultant with a local institution in Malaysia. She continued her professional journey working in multicultural settings with several large private higher education institutions in Malaysia and Singapore.

Dare Ojo is the Head of the West and Central Africa Regional Office, Nigeria, for the University of Wolverhampton.

He holds a BEng in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and MTech in Information Technology. He began his career as a service engineer with Switesand Ltd (Xerox Service Outfit), becoming operations manager in 1999.

He was pioneer general manager at Oak Computers, which later transformed into Oak Group and included the establishment of a business school.

Pragyat Singh is the Head of the South Asia Regional Office for the University of Wolverhampton. He has been associated with the University since 2005 when the regional office was set up in New Delhi, India. The team look to build the University of Wolverhampton’s brand in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh with a primary focus on student recruitment in South Asia. The office also looks into TNE, marketing and networking in the region.

The University was among the top 10 recruiters for the region from 2006-2012.

Dare Ojo’s passion for education motivated him to establish the International Management Training Centre in Lagos in 2005 to bring British qualifications to Nigerians. His multidisciplinary consultancy experience spans 16 years across strategy, training, course development, forensics, assessment and research. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science with methodological focus on grounded theory.

Pragyat’s qualifications include an LLB and an MBA, and he is an alumnus of the University of York (UK) on a Chevening Scholarship. He is a member of the Association of British Scholars in India and the Bar Council of India.

Throughout a career spanning over 20 years, her work has focused primarily on the areas of international student recruitment, regional business development, programme management, developing links and collaborative partnerships.

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External speakers

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External speakers

Paul Rennie, OBE Paul Rennie was appointed Deputy British High Commissioner to Malaysia in August 2014.

He joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 2001 as the first of a new cadre of Diplomatic Service Economists. He has served at posts in New York (United Nations), Brazil and India, as well as working on secondment to the Cabinet Office and the Department for International Development. In addition to economics, he has developed a specialism in emerging markets.

Paul was appointed OBE in Her Majesty the Queen’s 2015 New Year Honours List for “services to UK / India relations”.

Datuk (Dr) Vinod Sekhar Datuk Vinod Sekhar is currently Chairman and Group Chief Executive of The Petra Group and Chairman/Founder of Green Rubber Global.

He has presented papers and participated in international conferences including the International Human Rights Conference, Malaysian International Youth Conference Unity in Kuala Lumpur, Asia Europe Young Leaders Conference, Asian Leaders Retreat, and the WEF’s Davos Annual meeting. He was the Chair of the first New Asian Leaders–Emerging Arab Leaders Summit in Langkawi, where he hosted King Abdullah II of Jordan. He has been a speaker at conferences in Singapore, Hong Kong and Sydney.

He is the Chairman of the Petra Foundation (which he founded and currently plays a role in the lives of over 12,000 children globally), the Sekhar Foundation, the Sitavani Foundation, the Pelita Harapan (Lantern of Hope) for terminally ill children, and the Co-Chairman of the Innocent Child Appeal Fund Board for abused children.

Dr. Segun Ajibola

Datuk Eric Chong

Dr Segun Ajibola is 1st Vice President of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN). An accomplished and astute banker, Dr Ajibola has served as National Treasurer of the Institute. He began his banking career in 1989 with Nigerian American Merchant Bank Limited, then First City Merchant Bank as an assistant general manager.

Datuk Eric Chong is a well-known entrepreneur, educationist, author and success mentor. Known for his mantra for success: If Eric Can, So Can You, he has become an icon for learning, self-motivation and striving for excellence.

He occupied other senior positions in the banking industry which included deputy general manager, First Bank of Nigeria Plc; general manager and divisional head, Intercontinental Bank Plc (now Access Bank Plc); and managing director designate, Intercontinental Bank Plc East African Franchise, 2009.

A first class graduate of Economics from Obafemi Awolowo University and a Fellow of the Institute of Credit Administration of Nigeria, 2008, Dr Ajibola was a former director of operations at National Lottery Trust Fund, The Presidency, Abuja. He is currently the managing risk advisor at the Federal Inland Revenue Service.

The company he founded 25 years ago, Erican Education Group, has become a comprehensive education provider – from tertiary education and language skills to corporate training and early childhood development.

He has embarked on many corporate social responsibility projects during his career and contributed several millions in scholarships to students in need of a quality education. Under his leadership, Erican has won many awards over the years and even a spot in the Malaysian Book of Records for ‘Largest Indoor English Class’.

Currently President of Branding Association of Malaysia, he is a man who works hard to educate the younger generation and has dedicated his life towards the betterment of society.

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External speakers

Dr Li Yongmei

Professor Jiankun Ba

Dr Li Yongmei is professor of soil science and plant nutrition and director of the international cooperation and exchange department at Yunnan Agricultural University, P. R. China. She gained her BSc and MSc in soil science and plant nutrition from Nanjing Agricultural University, P. R. China and PhD in soil science from the University of Wolverhampton, UK.

Professor Jiankun Ba graduated from Lanzhou University, majoring in History in 1978. She worked as an officer in the Gansu Department of Education in 1979, deputy director of the Ethnic Education Department in 1988, and director of the Ethnic Education Department of Gansu Province in 1998. She was appointed as vice president of finance and economics at Lanzhou University in 2006.

Dr Yongmei’s teaching experience includes leading courses on soil and fertiliser, plant nutrition and fertilization, analytical methods for soil, plant and fertilizer samples, mineral nutrition for higher plants, and soil erosion and conservation.

Her student supervision includes 32 Master degree and six PhD students. She is the author/coauthor of 97 refereed papers and chapters, and areas of research interest include soil erosion and conservation, crop fertilization and agricultural pollution control.

Prof Ba is the co-author of many books, especially on ethnic education in Gansu Province, and was awarded top prizes by the Minister of Education for her contribution in ethnic education.

Professor Bai Yi Professor Bai Yi was, in 2014, appointed Director of the Office of International Cooperation and Exchange at Central South University, one of the top universities in China.

Prof Bai has been in the field of education since 1984. He held significant positions at Hunan Medical University before he moved to Central South University in 2000. Prof Bai has worked as deputy director of the President’s office and director of the department of postgraduate affairs at Central South University.

He has also been visiting scholar at both Stanford University and the University of Reading.

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Dr. Vandana Lulla Dr Vandana Lulla is Dean of Podar International College, offering BA (Hons) courses from University of Wolverhampton, and Podar World College, offering the London School of Economics programme.

She is Director of the Podar Group of schools.

She has attained a Doctorate Degree and was appointed on the CIE advisory board, by the Ministry of Dubai, and on the CIS Accreditation Team. She has presented a paper in Japan on: How to integrate technology into the curriculum, and on the Indian education sector for senior government officials in Singapore. She was also panelist for CII Maharashtra Annual Day, panellist at the Dun and Bradstreet seminar: Uplifting India for a better tomorrow, and a judge of the Global Student Challenge 2015 by Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

She was awarded the Mother Teresa Award by IDF, the Rajya Puruskar Award by the Maharashtra state government, and British Council Global Teacher Accreditation.

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External speakers

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External speakers We also welcome Mr Narandra Bajracharya Narendra will be talking about the IST’s role in rebuilding Nepal after the recent earthquake.

Dr Halima Saleh Al-Badwawi Dr Halima Saleh Al-Badwawi is currently the assistant director general for academic affairs in the Director General of the Colleges of Applied Sciences in the Ministry of Higher Education, Oman. When Dr Al-Badwawi joined the Ministry of Higher Education, she first worked as an assistant lecturer and a coordinator of the Foundation Programme at Sohar College of Applied Sciences before taking up her current position in October 2014. Before joining the Ministry of Higher Education, she worked for several years in the Ministry of Education as a teacher, a senior teacher and a supervisor.

Dr Al-Badwawi received her PhD and MA degrees in TESOL from the University of Leeds, UK. Her research interests include academic writing, academic literacies, first year students’ experience and the Foundation Programme.

Dr Kiran G.R. Dr Kiran G.R. is currently Deputy Dean at the Middle East College (MEC) in the Sultanate of Oman.

He has a PhD in Information Systems from the London School of Economics, an MPhil in Applied Economics, MBA, and a BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering.

Dr Kiran has around 20 years of work experience in government and education sectors in India, the United Kingdom and the Sultanate of Oman. He was previously heading the E-governance activities of the Government of Kerala in India. His research interests include cross-border higher education and the implications of ICT on education, governance, and society. He has travelled widely and has many publications.

Firoz Thairinil Firoz Thairinil is CEO of Westford School of Management. He is driven by his vision to engage in the educational transformation process by effective deployment of technology and bringing internationally accepted best practices to the industry. His passion for fostering talents and young minds has instigated his drive to embark on an educational venture to set up a robust network of management schools across the globe.

Firoz is an MBA from the University of Wales, UK and is currently getting ready to pursue his PhD. Firoz has been a banker and businessman for most of his career, but he is also a fervent supporter of practical education and experiential learning. With this philosophy, Firoz has anchored Westford to deliver its programmes in a manner to suit open learning and create a platform to exchange ideas, augment professional growth and significantly enhance each learner’s career.

Narendra is the Founder and CEO of the International School of Tourism and Hotel Management – the leading private hospitality institution of the country. A graduate from Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management, Austria and a Master’s degree holder in Arts with Economics from Tribhuvan University, Nepal, today, he is known as a veteran for providing international private hospitality education in Nepal, and a renowned business entrepreneur associated with many leading Nepalese businesses.

Recognised for his contribution in the field of business and social service, the Nepalese government has awarded him national medals in recognition of his contribution towards the development of the hotel industry in Nepal, these include: Tri Shakti Patta, Gorkha Dakshin Bahu, and King BirendraQueen Aishwarya.

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Student case studies

Student case studies

I have the chance to know thousands of years of history and culture from other points of view because history changes depending upon the author.

I can improve myself and the high standards of education here push you to be better.

I can live the culture in every corner, in every building there’s something that tells you where it comes from, people here love their culture and for those who love learning this is the best place. I am going to get more than just education; I’m getting life experiences, friendships, love stories, a whole new world to discover.

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Paola Reyes Veras MSc Civil Engineering

I like to study in the UK because of the world-renowned education system. The UK is a multi-cultural nation and living here gives me the opportunity to meet new people. My Master’s degree is only one year in duration which saves me time and money compared to studying in the USA or other countries.

Saroj Khanal MA Hospitality Management

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The UK has a stable environment that supports quality learning and education.

Institutions have state-of-the-art facilities, friendly and accommodating lecturers.

British education promotes independent learning, and encourages you to open your mind. Conducive classrooms, well equipped learning centres and keep-fit facilities also informed my choice to study here.

Israel Idris Habibu MSc Information Technology Management

I definitely love study in the UK, all the teachers I've met are very nice and they have the passions and also the professional knowledge backgrounds to teach well.

Even if English is not my first language, I feel as equally treated as the other students in class.

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Jiaqi Xu English student

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I love the UK because I have the opportunity to meet new challenges: different country, new language, new lifestyle, new friends, in the end, alot of things to face and overcome.

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