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Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a g p gSustainable Postgraduate Education
Marco [email protected]
5th August 2008www.isegi.unl.pt
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 1
1.SuGIK’s scope
2.The SuGIK Consortium
3.Main Goals 6 T t G & Fi l b fi i i
SUMMARY
1 SuGIK’s scope4.Proposed Approach
5.The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
1. SuGIK’s scope
2. The SuGIK Consortium
6.Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
7.Estimated Results
8 Main Activities
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIS&Science education background
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
8.Main Activities
10. Current Stage5. The GIS&Science Master Program
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 2
1. SuGIK’s scopescope
2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main GoalsProgram funded by the European Union andimplemented by the African Caribbean and
4. Proposed Approach
5. The GIScience Master Program
implemented by the African, Caribbean andPacific Group of States Secretariat to improveand strengthen the capacity of ACP HigherEducation Institutions at three constitutive levels:
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
Institutional / administrativeAcademicResearch and technology strengthening
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
SuGIK – Submitted to the EDULINK 2nd Call forProposals ( October 2007)
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 3
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 Th S GIKLead InstitutionI tit t S i d E t tí ti G tã d2. The SuGIK
Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
Instituto Superior de Estatística e Gestão de Informação Universidade Nova de Lisboa -ISEGIUNL (Portugal)
p pp
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
Partner InstitutionsUniversidade Católica de Moçambique – UCM (Mozambique)beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9 ISEGI’s GIScience
( q )
Universidade de Cabo Verde – UniCV (Cape Verde)
9. ISEGI s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Associate InstitutionESRI-Portugal
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 4
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
Overall objective
Develop, implement and disseminate a best practice modelti f EU ACP Hi h Ed ti I tit ti (HEI )
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
consortium of EU-ACP Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)for the institutionalization of GIS&Science Master Programs inCape Verde and Mozambique
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience9. ISEGI s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 5
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK Specific objectives2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
Overall objective
Develop implement and disseminate a best practice model
Specific objectives
Enhance the overall management, academic, andtechnological capacity of UniCV and UCM, in order tosupport the transfer and the implementation of the three
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
Develop, implement and disseminate a best practice modelconsortium of EU-ACP HEIs for institutionalization ofGIS&Science postgraduate course in Cape Verde andMozambique
support the transfer and the implementation of the threeeditions of a GIS&Science postgraduate course.
Support target HEIs with training, quality standards,resources and technologies
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience
resources and technologies.
Provide scope for mutually beneficial structural andeducational development in a perspective of long-termcollaboration allowing other network co-operation9. ISEGI s GIScience
Education background
10. Current Stage
collaboration, allowing other network co operationinitiatives and further study and skills transfer opportunitiesbetween the partners and other European institutions.
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 6
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
1. Enhancing post-graduate administration capacity2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed
SuGIK’s first set of activities will aim at strengtheningadministrative and technical capacities of the partneruniversities to effectively implement a distance Master’sprogram in GIS&Science
Approach
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final
program in GIS&Science.
To this end, a management and administration model willbe developed in cooperation with the ISEGIUNL.
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 7
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
2. Adapting European curricula to African reality2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed
The ISEGIUNL’s GIS&Science postgraduate program willbe adapted to the needs and realities of the labor marketin Mozambique and Cape Verde.
Approach
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final
During the project’s first year, the partner institutions willconduct a regional and local study on the necessities ofprofessionals in different activities in the areas of
hi i f i6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
geographic information.
This will help to identify the specific competencies that theGIS&Science postgraduate course should promote and
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
GIS&Science postgraduate course should promote andensure an efficient reformulation of the contents that mustbe proposed for the 2nd and 3th editions of the course.
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 8
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
3. Delivering a self-sustainable Master’s programme
The postgraduate course will be organized into two semester2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed
The postgraduate course will be organized into two semestermodules distributed through five learning areas.
During the first year, the course will be taught by ISEGIUNLteachers to a group of selected students from both partnerApproach
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final
teachers to a group of selected students from both partnerinstitutions.
In the second year this course will be given by ISEGIUNLteachers in a partnership with selected students from the 1st6. Target Groups & Final
beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
teachers in a partnership with selected students from the 1st
edition of the course.
Lastly, in the third year of the project, all teaching activitieswill be carried out by the best students of the 1st and 2nd
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
will be carried out by the best students of the 1 and 2editions of the course.
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 9
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
4. Meeting geoinformation professional needs2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed
Upon completion of the Master’s program, students will beable to apply their knowledge in key scientific andtechnological fields considered strategically relevant tosupport decision making in key social and environmentalApproach
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final
support decision making in key social and environmentaldevelopment areas.
In a broader sense, SuGIK will benefit the communities in6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
Mozambique and Cape Verde as governmentdepartments, local authorities, private companies or NGOswill be able to recruit highly qualified researchers and GIprofessionals to analyze key issues in disaster prevention
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
professionals to analyze key issues in disaster prevention,health, public safety, among others.
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 10
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
1st SEMESTER 2nd SEMESTER 3rd SEMESTER
Geographic Information System Remote Sensing
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
Information System and Science
Remote Sensing
DissertationGeospatial data
models GIS and Modelingbeneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9 ISEGI’s GIScience
Dissertationmodels g
Geographic databases Geospatial DataMining
9. ISEGI s GIScience Education background
10. Current StageGIS Applications Community GIS
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 11
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
Target groups:
Senior management and faculty staff of the GI partner2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
Senior management and faculty staff of the GI partnerinstitutions departments
Graduate students in Geographic Information relevantareas
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
areas
Target professional in local and regional governmentdepartments
Final beneficiaries
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9 ISEGI’s GIScience
Final beneficiaries:
Community Based Organisations
L l th iti9. ISEGI s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Local authorities
Research organisations/Researchers
SME/SMI businesses which rely on the use of geographic
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 12
y g g pinformation
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
1. GIS&Science Postgraduate Diploma/Master DegreeCertification - 40 students of UniCV and 60 students of UCM
2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
2. Development and implementation of a Management andAdministration Model for GIS&Science postgraduateeducation in the partner institutions
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
3. Training of, at least, 8 teachers in each one of the partnerinstitutions. Upgrading and enhancing the qualifications ofteaching staff and administrators of the two ACP HEIs.
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
4. Re-design and Implementation of the 8 current modules ofthe ISEGIUNL’s postgraduate course
5. Creation of a Quality Assurance Board and provide target9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
5. Creation of a Quality Assurance Board and provide targetHEIs with a best practice model and adequatemethodologies, guidelines, and tools to develop, improveand consolidate the existing academic network between EU
d ACP P t ki t i
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 13
and ACP Portuguese-speaking countries.
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK
Activity Area 1: Project management development
A ti it A 2 Ad i i t ti d i ti l j t2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
Activity Area 2: Administrative and organisational projectimplementation
Activity Area 3: Implementation and Delivery of the 1st editionof GIS&Science Postgraduate Course Training Activities
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
of GIS&Science Postgraduate Course Training Activities
Activity Area 4: Reformulation and design of the GIS&ScienceMaster Program and didactic preparation of the curriculacontent for the 2nd edition
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience
content for the 2nd edition
Activity Area 5: Support a self-sustainable GIS&Sciencepostgraduate programme delivery and innovation during the 3rd
edition9. ISEGI s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
edition
Activity Area 6: Promotion of cooperation between EU andACP Portuguese-countries HEIs in the field of GIS&Scienceeducation and research
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 14
education and research
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK Consortium
Annual GIS Seminar1990
2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
5 The GIScience Master
GI as part of a course – Statistics and Information Management Undergraduate ProgramGI as an autonomous course – Statistics and Information Management Master Program
GI as an autonomous course – 2 years Undergraduate Program
1993
1995
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
d lGIS&Science Master Program (UNIGIS) – 1st Edition
1999
2002
GI as an autonomous course – 4 years Undergraduate Program
GI in Post-Graduation Program – Demographical, Social and Geographical Information Systems1998
7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education
g ( )
GIS Master Program Revision – Bologna Process / NovaeLearning Project 2004
Program eduGI-LA – EC ALFA program, No. II-0250-A-FI2003 Some facts on the ISEGI’s Master program in GIS&Science (e-learning)
• Takes advantage of the acquired know-how in several years of GIS teachingEducation background
10. Current Stage GIScience Curricula Development ModelProgram eduGI – EC Program No. EAC/23/05 DE 011
2005
2006
Program eduGI-LA 2 – EC ALFA program, No. II-0426-A-FI• Takes advantage of the synergies created by the UNIGIS consortium
• Fully available through the internet since 2002 (1st edition)
• First on-line master course given by a Portuguese university
• Directed at people who may not have access to face to face teaching
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 15
2007 Master Program in Geospatial Technologies – EC Erasmus Mundus Program• The 8th edition will start in September 2008
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK Consortium
SuGIK’s identity: design studies2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
5 The GIScience Master5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
d l7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 16
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK Consortium
SuGIK’s Portal: design studies2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
5 The GIScience Master5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
d l7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 17
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK Consortium
SuGIK’s Master Program: Course re-design and contents adaptation2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
5 The GIScience Master
adaptation
The GIScience Curricula Development Model
5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
d l7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background
10. Current Stage
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 18
1. SuGIK’s scope
2 The SuGIK Consortium
SuGIK’s Master Program: Course divulgation and promotion2. The SuGIK Consortium
3. Main Goals
4. Proposed Approach
5 The GIScience Master5. The GIScience Master Program
6. Target Groups & Final beneficiaries
d l7. Estimated Results
8. Main Activities
9. ISEGI’s GIScience Education background Flyer production and dissemination of the GIS&Science Master
P U iCV d UCM10. Current Stage
Program – UniCV and UCM
Opening workshop arrangement – allowing for project kick off and the validation of the working procedures related to the project
t d th i iti l ti l ti i
Geographic Information Knowledge Transfer for a Sustainable Postgraduate Education 19
management and the initial action plan operations review.
DoubtsCommentsSuggestions?
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