Workshop: Internationalization of Research and Graduate Studies and Its Implications in the Transatlantic Context; November 17 -18, 2008; Atlanta, GA

研讨会：研究和研究生学习的国际化及其在跨大西洋背景下的影响；

• 批准号: 0838105
• 负责人: Mary Realff
• 金额: $ 4万
• 依托单位: Georgia Tech Research Corporation
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2008
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2008-09-01 至 2009-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0838105&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Workshop; Internationalization; Research; Graduate; Studies

OISE-0838105Mary L. Realff, Georgia TechThis award supports U.S. participation in an international workshop to be held at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia from November 17?18, 2008. The workshop will address issues relating to the internationalization of research and higher education.In an increasingly globalized economy, science careers are becoming more and more international, and the market place for talent in science and technology goes beyond national boundaries. Universities and research institutes worldwide are addressing these developments by setting-up exchange programs, double and/or joint degrees, as well as foreign campuses. Several European Union/United States (EU/US) cooperation schemes are already promoting the training and mobility of researchers and are likely to be further developed in the future. The proposed workshop will enable the determination and exchange of best practices in existing programs, identify barriers to increasing internationalization of graduate education and identify means of increasing the exchange of students in graduate programs in the EU and US.The workshop planning and organization has been a collaborative effort during the French Presidency of the European Union and includes the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Department of Education, the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Delegation of the European Commission, the French, Czech, Slovenian and Swedish Embassy and the other 23 European Union Embassies in Washington, DC.Intellectual Merit The intellectual merit of this proposal includes the advancement of best practices in international graduate education and research and the development of plans for increasing the number of US graduate students and researchers engaged in international graduate education. The workshop will bring together experts such as scientists and engineers with experience in conducting international research collaborations, graduate study abroad programs and graduate student exchange programs. Participants will also include policy-makers at universities, research institutes, companies, ministries, agencies and research promotion organizations concern with international exchange of researchers.Broader Impacts The workshop will include approximately 200 participants from the European Union and from the United States. The workshop will impact the graduate education programs offered in the US and abroad. Participants will be chosen such that a diverse group will be attending the workshop. Particular attention will be given to include participants from groups underrepresented in science and engineering (e.g., underrepresented minorities, women, and persons with disabilities. The findings of the workshop will be presented in a final report. Workshop findings will also be presented at the NSF sponsored Women?s International Research Engineering Summit that will be held in Barcelona, Spain in April 2009.

OISE-08381155 MARY L.皇家，乔治亚州理工学院该奖项支持美国参加国际研讨会，从2008年11月17日开始在乔治亚州乔治亚州乔治亚州乔治亚州理工学院举行，从2008年11月17日？边界。 全世界大学和研究机构正在通过建立双重和/或联合学位以及外国校园来解决这些事态发展。 欧盟/美国（欧盟/美国）的几项合作计划已经在促进研究人员的培训和流动性，并且将来很可能会进一步发展。 The proposed workshop will enable the determination and exchange of best practices in existing programs, identify barriers to increasing internationalization of graduate education and identify means of increasing the exchange of students in graduate programs in the EU and US.The workshop planning and organization has been a collaborative effort during the French Presidency of the European Union and includes the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Department of Education, the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Delegation of the European Commission, the French,捷克，斯洛文尼亚人和瑞典大使馆以及其他23个欧盟大使馆在华盛顿特区。智能宗教值得这项提案的知识优点，包括在国际研究生教育和研究中提高最佳实践，以及制定了增加从事国际研究生教育的美国研究生和研究人员的计划。 该研讨会将召集专家，例如科学家和工程师，具有进行国际研究合作，出国学习计划和研究生交流计划的经验。 参与者还将包括大学，研究机构，公司，各部委，机构和研究促进组织对国际研究人员交流的关注的政策制定者。Broader的影响，该研讨会将包括来自欧盟和美国的大约200名参与者。 研讨会将影响美国和国外提供的研究生教育计划。将选择参与者，以便一个多元化的小组将参加研讨会。将特别关注的是包括来自科学和工程领域人数不足的团体的参与者（例如，代表性不足的少数群体，妇女和残疾人。研讨会的发现将在最终报告中介绍。研讨会的调查结果将在NSF Sponsoped妇女的国际研究工程峰会上呈现在Barcel in Aprornona，Aprornona in Aprornona in Aprornona in Aprorno spean in Aprorno spain in Aprorno spean in Aprorno spain in Aprorno spain in Aprorno spain。