Dissemination & Impact

Work package 5

WP5 focused on disseminating the project results within the consortium and to the wider higher education and business communities. The WP was co-led by UBB and EFMD, with support from Zuyd, which managed the dissemination register and maintained the project website. All partners contributed to the achieved results.

 

IBE-ReGloMi webinar presentation

IBE-ReGloMi 7 Posters WP5

Flyer IBE-ReGloMi

Conference Maastricht IBE-ReGloMi Conference Program

Blended Intensive Program Syllabus

Foto Gallery Transnational Project Meetings and Student Voice

Foto Gallery Train-the-Trainer Bordeaux

Foto Gallery @EAIE

Foto Gallery Blendid Intensive Program

Foto Gallery Final Conference

Key Results

The key results of this work package are

  • dissemination the project results to a wide audience at Business Schools and HE in Europe and beyond, and to other interested education providers at other education levels, sectors and the corporate world. 
  • 5 Local Round tables with over 75 participants
  • 5 National dissemination events / webinars and 1 asynchronous webinar
  • 1 Final conference with over 120 participants
  • Blended Intensive Program (BIP) representing all 5 partner universities
  • 7 Conference presentations
  • 1 Conference book including 7 academic chapters on IBE-ReGloMi project results
  • a community of practice through the Linked-In Community, the final conference in Maastricht and the conference book publication in the World Sustainability Series. The community of practices are aimed at ensuring the sustainability and further development of the project results.

 

Supported by our global and local associated partners, the dissemination activities aim to raise the awareness of higher education institutions and their lecturers of the urgency to educate graduates with a responsible global mind, and how this has been applied to higher business education. 

 

To ensure the sustainability of IBE-ReGloMi and the life time of the project results we extended the initial community of practice by collaborating with the European School of Sustainability Science and Research (ESSSR) connected to the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Research and Transfer Centre „Sustainable Development and Climate Change Management” and the Impact Network for Regenerative Futures, and wide range if stakeholders within higher education and other sectors.