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PODCAST: Should the University Survive in its Current Form? Panel Discussion with
May Chien Busch, Professor Geoffrey Crossick, Professor AC Grayling, Professor Rick Rylance, Rt Hon David Willetts; Chair: Anne McElvoy
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2010-10-27 |
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Should the University Survive in its Current Form?
Panel Discussion
What does the future hold for universities? What could the role of the university be in the Big Society?
Just days after the Coalition Government’s first Comprehensive Spending Review, the Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister of State for Universities and Science, will join an esteemed panel, including AC Grayling, Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck, and Professor Geoffrey Crossick, Vice-Chancellor at the University of London, for a cutting-edge debate on the future of our universities, to launch the popular Inside Out Festival 2010.
Other panelists for the opening event will include May Chien Busch, ex Chief Operating Officer, Morgan Stanley Europe, and Professor Rick Rylance, Chief Executive, Arts and Humanities Research Council. The event will be chaired by Anne McElvoy, New Statesman Columnist and Executive Editor of the London Evening Standard.
Speakers:
* May Chien Busch, MCB Enterprises, ex Chief Operating Officer Morgan Stanley Europe
* Professor Geoffrey Crossick, Vice-Chancellor, University of London
* Professor AC Grayling, Birkbeck, University of London
* Professor Rick Rylance, Chief Executive, Arts and Humanities Research Council
* Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister of State for the Universities and Science
Chair:
Anne McElvoy, New Statesman Columnist and Executive Editor of the London Evening Standard.
This event has been recorded and can be listened to at the following URL:
http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2010/10/should-the-university-survive-in-its-current-form-panel-discussion/
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