LunchTalk: Virtual Mobility Goes International: Benefits for Students and Teachers

LunchTalks are 30-minute events offered three times a semester during Wednesday lunch breaks, thus enabling everyone to attend. Presentations last 15-20 minutes with additional time for discussions. LunchTalks concern captivating topics regarding Education, Society, Business, Science and Engineering.

Virtual Mobility Goes International: Benefits for Students and Teachers

There is great potential for Virtual Mobility to contribute to the internationalization of higher education by dramatically reducing barriers to the physical mobility of students and teachers, in particular through Open Education online courses, resources, and open credentials. The Beuth University is blazing a trail into the future of everyone's access to education through its Erasmus+ strategic partnership program entitled Open Virtual Mobility. Study the Future with us!

Prof. Dr. Ilona Buchem (Communication and Media Sciences, Dept. I)

Earlier LunchTalks

To watch earlier LunchTalks - like last semester's "Surviving the next Artificial Intelligence Wave" by Stefan Edlich, "The Future of Research at Universities of Applied Sciences" by Sebastian von Klinski, and "When Sliderules Ruled the Engineering World" by Stefan Heimann - go to the following website:

projekt.beuth-hochschule.de/lunchtalk/past-lunchtalks