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Centre for the study of Education in an International Context |
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INTERPRETING INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONdimensions of theory and practiceA conference designed to explore the nature and practice of international education in schools, colleges and universities throughout the world11 – 13 September 2002International Conference CentreGeneva, Switzerland |
Conference jointly organised byCentre for the study of Education in an International Context (CEIC)and theInternational Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) |
Interpreting International
Education, a major conference focusing on the exploration of issues relating
to international education in its different forms, took place between 11
and 13 September 2002 at the International Conference Centre Geneva.
Organised jointly by the International Baccalaureate
Organization (IBO) and the Centre
for the study of Education in an International Context (CEIC) at the
University of Bath, on behalf of a number of different organisations with
an interest in this field, the conference attracted over 200 participants
from national and international schools, universities, Ministries of Education
and other educational organisations around the world.
Sessions were organised as a combination of plenary presentations and the opportunity for participants to divide into five concurrent theme groups for on-going discussions running throughout the conference. Theme groups (for which abstracts and summaries may be found on this website) focused, respectively, on:
A Conference Summary was presented in a final session led by Professor George Walker (Director General of the IBO and a visiting professor at the University of Bath) and the conference concluded with the Chair’s closing remarks. The conference provided three days of stimulating ideas and opportunities for discussion, and we hope the attached summary documents will also prove of interest. |
Last updated 11 October 2002 |
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