Acting in a network. Thinking globally. Promoting change.
Many universities, their students and teachers are currently on this path. In order to further promote this development, we want you to join us in taking a comprehensive look at digital and international university teaching.
Digital and international teaching - and the links between them - are becoming increasingly important in higher education teaching. Whereas before the Corona pandemic quite a few saw digital teaching only as a nice accessory for their courses, the potentials of the virtual are now becoming increasingly clear and diverse. The steadily growing internationalisation of teaching also benefits from these changes and enables the organisation of more diverse and barrier-free offers, so that internationalisation can also be successfully implemented in a way independent of physical mobility. Hence, not only students, but also teachers and university staff further develop their communicative and intercultural skills and are prepared for the challenges of the international research and labour market.
Against this background, the DICE Conference offers a platform for exchange on these current topics and their interaction on an international as well as interdisciplinary level. Whether from a higher education didactics or linguistics perspective, a social science or psychological angle, from the fields of engineering didactics or general higher education research, from a cultural or technological point of view - we look forward to discussing this topic with you and jointly develop a holistic vision of the future of internationalisation and digitalisation in higher education teaching.
The DICE Conference is open to students, researchers and university staff, stakeholders from society and business and all those interested in the topic from a national and international context.
Participation in the DICE Conference is free of charge.
The conference will consist of various panels, which will be organised by the panel conveners themselves. You can look forward to panels
If you have any questions, please contact dice-ph@tu-braunschweig.de
The DICE Conference is supported by the Promoting Digital education through Global Interconnection (ProDiGI) project with funding from theStiftung Innovation in der Hochschullehre [Foundation Innovation in Higher Education].