INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS

1. Scholarship Overview – Bronwen Bamberger

2. Global Engagement and Partnerships – Kevin Hall

3. 2018 Recipient – Alisha-Jane Laney

4. 2019 Recipient – Emily Keating

5. Further Info/ Questions

SESSION OVERVIEW

INTRODUCTION

Where will $10,000 take your career?

BRONWEN BAMBERGER – HEAD OF ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENTHUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

GLOBAL ENGAGEMENTAND PARTNERSHIPS

KEVIN HALL – SENIOR DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR & VICE-PRESIDENT GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT & PARTNERSHIPS

APPLY FOR THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PROFESSIONAL STAFF FUNDED BY UON

• Expand your Global

network

• Develop your professional

expertise

• Explore the world

Global Engagement &

Partnerships

The University of Newcastle has

a large number of strategic

partnerships with

Universities worldwide that

currently offer excellent

opportunities in academic

collaborations and study

opportunities for our University

students.

Austria Belgium Canada China Denmark Finland France Germany Hong Kong India Japan Luxembourg Macau Malaysia Mexico Netherlands Norway

Philippines Poland Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand United Kingdom USA Vietnam

We have alumni in 120 countries around

the wor ld. Alumni chapters and regional

contacts can act as local connections and

can offer networking opportunities.

Contact: alumni@newcastle.edu.au

Also Consider:

CHOOSE YOUR OWN

EXPERIENCE!

MCMASTER UNIVERSITY CANADA

McMaster is the home to the United Nations

University's International Network on Water,

Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH).

UNU-INWEH's vision is to create a wor ld free of

water problems where sustainable human

development and environmental health and

security are assured for all.

#77 World University Rankings 2019

#146 QS Ranking

COPENHAGEN BUSINES

SCHOOL DENMARK

One of the largest business schools in

Europe with close to 20,000 students

Accredited by AMBA (associations of MBAs) and AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business)

CBS is the Danish member of CEMS (the

Global Alliance in Management Education)

CITY UNIVERSITY

OF HONG KONG

City University of Hong Kong includes the College of

Business, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences,

College of Science and Engineering, School of Creative

Media, School of Energy and Environment, School of

Law, and School of Veterinary Medicine.

CityU offers over 50 bachelor's degree programmes

through its constituent colleges and schools and offers

dual degree programmes with world-renowned

universities such as Columbia University.

CityU is ranked #55 in the world in the QS World

University Rankings

THE CHINESE

UNIVERSITY OF HONG

KONG, SHENZHENThe Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is one of

the top universities in Asia, ranking 46 of the best

universities in the world by QS in 2018.

Its new campus in Shenzhen was established in 2014,

attracting the best young talents for education in

science & engineering, management, humanities and

social sciences.

Situated in one of the economically most dynamic

regions around the globe, CUHK-Shenzhen combines

tradition with modernity and brings together China with

the rest of the world.

49 OF THE BEST UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD BY QS IN 2019

TAYLORS UNIVERSITY

MALAYSIA

Ranked No.1 Private University in Malaysia for Art & Design

QS World University Ranking 2016

Taylor's University has a global network of more than 3000

partners and is one of the top universities in Malaysia.

World Fest, an annual major event at Taylor’s University,

brings together ethnicities and cultures from across the

globe on a common platform in embracing our respective

uniqueness. As the Lakeside Campus is reputed as a melting

pot of world cultures with local and international students

from various walks of life, this event is a celebration of the

students’ diversity, equality and unity as world citizens at

Taylor’s.

UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGENNETHERLANDS

The University of Groningen looks beyond

national and European boundaries. For more

than twenty years it has been actively involved

in international partnerships with developing

countries.

The University participates in the Netherlands

Initiative for Capacity Development in Higher

Education (NICHE), for example in the fields of

good governance, teaching and IT.

GLOBALSUPPORT

• Advice on our University's Global

Partners

• Checklist and pre-departure information

Contact Global office to discuss!

Djoeke van Loon

P: 02 4921 7131

E: Djoeke.VanLoon@ newcastle.edu .au

Alisha-Jane Laney

Executive Assistant Global Innovative Centre for Advanced Nanomaterials

(PreviouslyAdministrative AssistantSchool of Creative Industries)

HEAR FROM OUR

2018 RECIPIENT

BRISTOL & GLASGOW

UWE – Creative Industries Degree Show – Bristol• Created by the students for the students• Industry engagement • Final assessment marking / Festival X for SOCI students

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland – Glasgow• Summer school programs• Community engagement within the tertiary studies• Music and Robotics workshop 2018 at Newcastle Conservatorium of Music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kil6XhSEjNs

Emily Keating

Marketing Officer

Marketing and Communications

Vice-Chancellor's Division

HEAR FROM OUR

2019 RECIPIENT

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON & CALGARY

https://youtu.be/pV2SUvmcw18

CASE branding and marketing conference, Philadelphia• Networking and benchmarking

Temple University, Philadelphia• How they tell their brand stories digitally

Columbia University, New York• How we promote our donor stories e.g. Jack Ma

MIT, Boston• Brand architecture and Alumni engagement

University of Calgary, Calgary• Community engagement and how they tell their research stories

MORE INFO & QUESTIONS

BRONWEN BAMBERGER – HEAD OF ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

APPLICATION PROCESS

• Address the criteria – as per application form

• HOS/Unit supporting statement - 1 page max

• CV - 2 pages max

Application closing date – 5pm Friday 13 March

CRITERIA

1. Details of the proposed development activity

2. Details of proposed visit/s

3. How do you anticipate using this experience to benefit your work area and/or

the wider University?

4. How might the Scholarship support or enhance your career development?

5. Provide a proposed high-level budget breakdown (e.g. flights, accommodation,

conference or development activity cost etc).

6. a) Comment on your ability to be an excellent ambassador for the University.

b) Provide examples of where you have demonstrated excellence and innovation

at the University of Newcastle.

APPLICATION TIPS

• Align to the University's strategies

• Detail your track record in excellence and innovation

• Back up your selected destination with data

• Get your managers support

• Drill down on details with online sites and specifics of who/where you will visit

• Demonstrate the benefits to the University

WHAT DOES THE SCHOLARSHIP COVER?

• Travel

• Accommodation

• Meals

• Host gifts

• Conference/ development costs

2016

2017

2019

2018

QUESTIONS?