12th FICCI Higher Education Summit 2016
A Global Conference & Exhibition
Education for Tomorrow: 'Learn in India-Learn for the World'
November 10-12, 2016
VigyanBhavan, New Delhi
Overview of Indian Higher Education Industry
- With over 720 Universities, 47 000 and 31 million students (2013), the Indian Higher Education boasts of having the largest HE system in the world in terms of the number institutions and of being second-largest in terms of enrolment.
- Public expenditure on HE only 1.25% of GDP as compared to 3.1% of USA and 2.6% of Canada. Expenditure on higher education likely to go up from US$ 10.3 bn to US$ 30 bn
- India is expected to be the fastest growing economy touching a GDP of USD 10 trillion by 2030 and one of the youngest nations in the world with a median age of 32. Projections show that our country would require a gross incremental workforce of 250 million by 2030
- The greying developed world is expected to face a skilled talent shortage of approximately 56 million by 2030 and India alone would provide 47 million skilled talent
- Given its large workforce and projected labour surplus India is well-positioned to cater to the changes in labour market requirements. India is a potential market for global players with 144 m young population in age bracket of 18-23 years
- By 2020, 90% of India’s GDP and 75% of employment is expected to be contributed by the services and manufacturing sectors.
- Government of India has set itself an aggressive target of achieving 30% gross enrolment ratio (‘GER’) in higher education by 2020, from the current GER at 22.5% (2013-14E).
- The private sector plays a huge role in the addressing the growing need for quality education. The share of private sector institutions and enrolments has increased to 63.9% and 58.9% in 2012 as compared to 42.6% and 32.9% in 2001
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CONFERENCE
WHY TO ATTEND
- Platform for Policy Deliberations : Listen to policymakers and provide your perspective
- Knowledge Transfer : Exposure to global best practices
- Networking : Explore collaborations with domestic/foreign partners
- Visibility : Leverage branding opportunities through advertisement, exhibition and sponsorship
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
- Focused Sessions : Deliberations on policy roadmap and other topical issues in Higher Education
- Master Classes : Updates on issues and implications pertinent to the sector
- Poster Presentation : A theme based competition for professionals/doctoral students to creatively share their know-how with the delegates.
- Networking Dinner and Lunches : Informal interactions among important stakeholders
DELEGATE REGISTRATION
PARTICIPATION DETAILS
- Early Bird Discount: 10% till 31st July, 2016
- Four plus delegates from the same organization: 15% off on the total delegate fee
DELEGATE REGISTRATION
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(A) Indian Delegates |
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| Per delegate fee for up to 3 delegates from same organization (in INR, including service tax of 15% ) |
Per delegate fee if 4 or more delegates from same organization (in INR, including service tax of15%) |
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| FICCI Corporate Members (25% discount) (please provide membership number) | 10350 per delegate | 8798 per delegate |
| FICCI Associate Members (15% discount) (please provide membership number) | 11730 per delegate | 10430 per delegate |
| Non FICCI Members | 13,800 per delegate | 11730 per delegate |
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(B) Overseas Delegates |
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| Per delegate fee for up to 3 delegates from same organization (USD ) | Per delegate fee if 4 or more delegate from same organization attend (USD) | |
| Overseas Delegates | 700 per delegate | 595 per delegate |
Note :
- Foreign delegates include Indians residing abroad, Foreigners residing in India and Indians representing Foreign Institutions
- Each participant/ institution can avail a maximum of 2 discounts/incentives offered on delegate registration fees
Payment Advice :
- Registration fees to be deposited as Cheque/Demand Draft drawn in favour of 'FICCI', payable at New Delhi
- Participants can also register and pay online at www.ficci-hes.com
- Foreign delegates may make payments through Swift transfer in favour of FICCI
Payment Details :
| SWIFT | NEFT/RTGS/IFSC | Cheque/DD |
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For Foreign delegates: BENEFICIARY BANK NAME: UNITED BANK OF INDIA, TANSEN MARG, NEW DELHI- 110001; SWIFT CODE: BIC UTBIINBBTNM |
For Indian delegates: BENEFICIARY NAME & ADDRESS: FEDERATION OF INDIAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (FICCI), FEDERATION HOUSE, TANSEN MARG, NEW DELHI-110001; BENEFICIARY BANK NAME: UNITED BANK OF INDIA, TANSEN MARG, NEW DELHI- 110001; |
Cheque/DD to be sent to: Ms Priyanka Upreti |
Cancellation Policy for Registration :
- Requests received in writing before 1st October, 2016 will be considered for cancellation
- 25% handling charge will be deducted from the total amount deposited towards the delegate fee and rest refunded by cheque
- No request for refund will be entertained after 1st October, 2016
EXHIBITION
WHY EXHIBIT
The country which, at the time of independence only had 20 Universities and 500 Colleges now boasts of having more than 720 Universities and 45,000 colleges, thereby making India the largest higher education system in the world and second largest in terms of student enrolment (31 million). In spite of this, the GER is presently lagging at 22.5% (2013) which is far lower than the world average. This signifies a tremendous growth potential, especially given the Government’s target of achieving GER of 30% by 2020. The Indian higher education system has exhibited impressive growth over the last decade to become the largest system of higher education in the world in terms of institutions and second largest in terms of student’s enrolment.
Today, 300,000 Indian students study in Higher Education overseas spending INR 60,000 crores (USD 10 billion). These numbers of 300,000 will only increase as Indian becomes prosperous. If, even half of these students could be educated by foreign institutions in India or through Twining programmes between Indian and foreign institutions, it will be a big boost for our Higher Education system. These figures also imply that there is a huge opportunity for Foreign Universities to set up campuses in India
- The best forum for exhibitors to meet, interact and showcase advanced & innovative education materials to educationists, institutions and companies that will help them manage their institutions in a better, more effective & competitive manner and thus facilitate the continuous improvement of instructional teaching and learning development.
- An ideal stage to tap the Asian market and network across continents with educators & those from the educational supplies & training industry.
- The perfect marketing opportunity for face-to-face interactions with vendors and creation of new channel partners.
Personal Connections : Meet with colleagues and leaders from all areas of the field.
Networking : Establish new professional and institutional contracts that you can turn to throughout the year to achieve greater success.
Skills Building : Enhance professional expertise through learning opportunities tailored to all levels of experience.
Model Practices : Gain insights into innovations and solutions for your programs
Advocacy : Stay informed on policies affecting international education. Learn how to impact legislation that will lead to a more welcoming and globally engaged India.
Value : Save the expense of costly international travel with comprehensive programming, networking events, and a world class venue, all in New Delhi, India.
Size and Scope : Be an integral part of the largest and most diverse international education Exhibition and conference.
EXHIBITOR PROFILE
The rationale behind FICCI HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT 2016 is not only to bring together key stakeholders including policy makers, educationists and industry at both national and international level for deliberations and knowledge sharing but also to create an ecosystem for developing strategic partnerships in the Education sector between India and the potential countries.
Collaboration Models in International Education
- Study abroad & Academic Exchange – Some countries use scholarship programs to encourage international students to choose their universities and colleges as study abroad destinations.
- Twinning Program – Twinning programs are based on credit transfer agreement between collaborating institutions. These are typically 2+2 or 3+1 types of arrangement where courses takes at an Indian institutions, are recognized and easily transferred to collaborating foreign Institutions.
- Branch Campus – Establishing International branch Campuses.
- Dual Degree Programs – Involves the curriculum cooperation of two or more higher education institutions. Students who study at two higher education institutions receive upon the completion of the study program a separate degree certificate from each of the participation institutes.
- Research Collaborations – Research Collaborations often evolve from existing faculty relations.
- Joint Degree Programs – are arrangements where students study at two higher education institutions and receive upon the completion of the study program a single degree certificate issued and signed by all the participating institutions jointly. It’s most common in Business & Management field.
Higher Education
- Higher Education
- Further Education
- Vocational Education & Training
AWARDS
HIGHER EDUCATION EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2016
Objective : To celebrate and honour various stakeholders for their initiatives which has changed the course of Indian Higher Education industry in India.
Genesis: FICCI Higher Education Excellence Awards were instituted in the year 2014 to recognize and felicitate the achievements and excellent work done by institutions and individuals in improving the quality of Higher Education in India, and driving themselves & the sector towards continuously increasing levels of excellence.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE
- Universities (Public/Private/Deemed to be)
- Colleges
- Higher Education Institutions
- Educationists
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