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Regional Perspectives on University Civic Engagement - a Talloires Network/Kettering Foundation supported partnership

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As part of an international collaboration made possible through the Talloires Network and the Kettering Foundation research partnership into studying Regional Perspectives on University Civic Engagement, the University of Glasgow along with colleagues and our community partners, from University of Western Sydney, American University of Cairo, International Medical University in Malaysia, Tecnológico de Monterrey University (one of the University of Glasgow's Universitas 21

Asia-Pacific University - Community Engagement Network Summit, 21-23 September 2014 in Malaysia

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USM - the University of Science Malaysia - is one of Malaysia's top-rated special 'research-led' universities under Malaysia's HE in development policy. USM fittingly hosted this week the second Summit this week of APUCEN, the Asia-Pacific University-Community Engagement Network: fittingly because of USM's long-standing commitment to local civil society as well as to industrial engagement.

Lifewide Magazine

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Lifewide Magazine is published four times a year under a Creative Commons license. Each issue examines a different aspect of lifewide learning, education, personal development and achievement. The latest issue is entitled "Exploring the Social Age and the New Culture of Learning" with Guest Editor Julian Stodd.

Lifelong Learning and the Challenges facing Education in the 21st Century: UNESCO Perspectives

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Our earlier ACE Lifelong Learning seminars in this series have set a foundation and context in which to consider the “challenges” Professor Power will outline in acknowledging that “quality education” needs to be “directed at the full development of the human personality” across all life stages, ages and levels.

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