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In an increasingly globalized economy, science and technology careers extend beyond national boundaries. Universities and research institutes worldwide are addressing these developments by setting up exchange programs, double and/or joint degrees, and foreign campuses. Several EU-U.S. co-operation ventures promote the training and mobility of researchers and are likely to be further developed.

Join us as we work to:

• Achieve a common understanding of the situation and main trends
• Identify key obstacles to increasing transatlantic mobility of students and researchers
• Discover ways and means for strengthening the exchange of scientists and engineers between the EU and the United States in quantitative and qualitative terms   

Key Questions This Workshop Will Address:

• How to stimulate the development of transatlantic degrees to attract more talented young people into science careers?
• What innovative curricula are needed to prepare the next generation of scientists and engineers to engage in global R&D careers?
• What scientist mobility schemes can best contribute to the building of lasting transatlantic networks of excellence?
• How the transatlantic mobility of scientists can best contribute to innovation in a global context

Who Should Attend ?

• Identifying market opportunities in China for U.S.-based firms in various promising sectors;
• Where, when, and how to build your China market;
• Market entry and joint venture strategies;
• Overcoming regulatory and cultural obstacles; and
• Understanding the evolution of the national environment

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Registration fees: $150 per person. 

For more information contact: james.hoadley@mgt.gatech.edu or ciber@mgt.gatech.edu