Universidade Católica Portuguesa - Porto | Edifício Américo Amorim
Finding the Balance Between Social Responsibility and National Security
In an increasingly interconnected world, universities must navigate the delicate balance between social responsibility - promoting inclusivity, academic freedom, and global engagement—and national security concerns, such as compliance with regulations, research integrity, and data protection.
Our Staff Training Week brings together international education professionals to explore best practices, emerging trends, and real-world challenges in responsible internationalization.
Program Highlights
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Changes in the Global Landscape: Geopolitics and GeoEconomics
Understand the shifting geopolitical environment and its impact on higher education.
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Internationalization in HEIs – New Trends
Discover innovative approaches and strategies in global engagement.
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The Impact of International Students in the Local Community: A Real Experience
Gain insights from first-hand experiences on how international students shape and contribute to host communities.
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Challenges for Global Education: How Disinformation and Language Control Shape People’s Perceptions of the World”
Improve awareness on the relevance of communication in internationalization processes.
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Benchmarking Sessions on International Mobility
Exchange best practices and learn from peer institutions on mobility strategies and policies.
Why Attend?
- Gain expert insights from thought leaders in international education
- Engage in interactive discussions on global trends and policy implications
- Participate in benchmarking sessions to enhance your institution’s mobility strategies
- Network with colleagues from around the world to foster collaboration and shared solutions
Dates: May 12th to 15th, 2025
Location: Universidade Católica Portuguesa in Porto – Rua Diogo Botelho, 1327, 4169-005 Porto, Portugal
Fee: 200€ (includes lunches, coffee-breaks, and social program)
Join us as we explore responsible, ethical, and sustainable approaches to internationalization in higher education!
