Program Schedule

This interactive three-hour workshop aims to empower educators, administrators, and policymakers with the knowledge and skills to effectively measure the impact of international education programs. Participants will explore the significance of impact assessment, gaining insights into various methodologies and tools that can be employed to evaluate program effectiveness. Through engaging presentations, group activities, and case study analyses, attendees will learn to identify key impact areas, apply both quantitative and qualitative approaches, and utilize practical assessment tools such as surveys and logic models. The workshop will also highlight best practices and successful examples from diverse contexts, providing a rich understanding of what contributes to effective impact measurement. In the final session, participants will collaboratively develop actionable impact measurement plans, fostering peer learning and immediate application of workshop concepts. By the end of the session, participants will be equipped with a comprehensive framework to assess and enhance the outcomes of international education initiatives, ensuring they can make data-driven decisions to improve program quality and achieve desired educational goals. 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 

• Understand the significance of measuring the impact of international education. 

• Explore different methodologies and tools for impact measurement. 

• Analyze case studies to identify best practices. 

• Develop an actionable plan for assessing the impact of international education programs. 

TARGET AUDIENCE: 
Programme coordinators and faculty involved in curriculum and student development. 

TARGET AUDIENCE LEVEL:
All

There is a USD$100 fee per workshop. Please book your workshop(s) through your conference registration. 

Presenters

Kevin Koh

Head, SMU-X, Singapore Management University, Singapore

Mr. Kevin Koh is responsible for the development and implementation of the project-based experiential learning called SMU-X. He works with faculty, students and partner organisations to provide a learning environment where students learn to learn from projects. Kevin is excited about teaching and learning through innovative curriculum, collaborative partnerships and space planning.

Yuanto Kusnadi

Associate Professor of Accounting (Education); Academic Director, SMU-X, Singapore Management University, Singapore

Dr. Yuanto Kusnadi is Associate Professor of Accounting (Education) of the School of Accountancy at Singapore Management University. Yuanto has published widely in peer-reviewed academic journals and has won a number of teaching awards.

Derek Chiang

Senior Development Partner, SMU-X Office of the Provost, Singapore Management University, Singapore

Mr. Derek Chiang is the Senior Development Partner of SMU-X, the project-based experiential learning programme, at the Office of the Provost of Singapore Management University. He works closely with faculty, students and partner organisations to provide a learning environment that benefits these three stakeholders through meaningful real-life projects and mentorships.