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Belinda is currently pro Vice-Chancellor Learning, Teaching and Quality at the University of Southern Queensland. She has held senior leadership academic positions in Singapore and Australia and has worked in Scotland, the UK and Japan. Belinda has combined her organizational focus and research producing numerous ERA recognized publications and has presented frequently as a participant […]

Prof. Izharul Haq completed his PhD from the University of Cambridge, UK in 1991 in the area of Computational Modeling and Simulation. With over 21 years of teaching, research and administrative experience at various universities in the UK, UAE, Canada, China, Kuwait and Pakistan. He has held several senior administrative positions including president, chairman and

Professor Beena Giridharan is the Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor at Curtin University, Sarawak, Malaysia. In her role, she reports to the Pro Vice-Chancellor, and provides academic, financial, strategic, and administrative leadership to Curtin Sarawak, with a particular focus on academic operational efficiency. Prior to taking on this position, Beena was the Dean for Learning and Teaching

Dr Lynne Hunt is Emeritus Professor, University of Southern Queensland and Adjunct Professor, University of Western Australia. She commenced employment in tertiary teaching in 1970 in an experimental, four-term-year unit in Liverpool (UK). She has taught at all levels from transition to university to doctoral supervision in social science, education and health science departments. Professor

David Baker has over 30 years experience in higher education, including as Principal and Chief Executive of the University of St Mark and St John, Plymouth and as Deputy Chair of the UK’s Joint Information Systems Committee. He holds a Chair in Strategic Information Management from the University. His degrees include an MLS, a PhD

Anjum Malik is a committed educator, innovative public/private sector entrepreneur, cross-cultural adviser and mentor. Malik has an extensive international network of contacts which she leverages on behalf of her global clients. Her background includes thirty years of extensive experience in international education, education consulting, and business in the international arena. In addition to her expertise

António Teixeira is a Professor at Universidade Aberta (UAb), the Portuguese Open University, since 1991, where he heads the Department of Education and Distance Learning, and a researcher at the University of Lisbon. He\’s also a Director at Ibstpi – International Board of Standards for Training, Performance and Instruction. He received his training in Philosophy

Norman Duncan holds a professorship in Psychology and is the Vice-Principal: Academic at the University of Pretoria. He obtained his qualifications in Psychology from the University of the Western Cape and the Universite Paul Valerie (France). His research and publications are primarily in the fields of racism and community psychology. He has co-edited a range