The Bologna Accord & the Implications of European University Educational Reform for CSR Research

Convegno organizzato dalla Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt in partnership con l'European Academy of Business and Society (EABIS) & EFMD. Venerdì 31 marzo 2006 presso Ingolstadt School of Management (Germany). Quali saranno le implicazioni della riforma universitaria europea sulla ricerca in ambito di CSR?

The Bologna Accord & the Implications of European University Educational Reform for CSR Research
Scarica il comunicato in inglese.*Date:* Friday, 31 March 2006 from 09.00 - 16.30*Location:* Ingolstadt School of Management, Ingolstadt, Germany (around 70 km from Munich)*Host and Organiser:* Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt in partnership with the European Academy of Business and Society (EABIS) & EFMD*Event background:* Part of the CSR Platform project, funded by FP6, led by EABIS in collaboration with 12 academic partner institutions*Detailed programme & Registration: click here 
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You are warmly invited to participate in the event focusing on the changes and challenges that the Bologna Accord, and the emerging CSR approach to education, bring to research in scholarly fundamental disciplines.*The Focus of the Day*The European University system is currently undergoing profound changes brought about through educational reform. The Bologna Accord creates the basis for a pan-European educational system structured around the BA/MA system. This development is leading to a proliferation of new MA programs that cross traditional departmental lines of inquiry. This has potential implications for the organisation and conduct of the research that informs higher level education. We do not yet know the consequences these educational reforms will lead to in terms of the practice of CSR research. Will the planning of new educational programmes bring about a better collaboration between researchers in the field of CSR? Will a higher level of competition between Universities bring about a better internal cooperation? The intent of thi! s workshop is to explore these issues using CSR research as a 'pars pro toto' for general developments in the University system.**
*Who Should Attend?*- Deans and Senior Administrators interested in the Bologna accord and the incorporation of business in society dimensions in management education- Faculty, researchers and students with an interest in advancing CSR research, interdisciplinary research and education- Researchers in the social sciences and others who teach CSR in European Universities and Business Schools- Those who want to explore and contribute to the CSR discussion from an interdisciplinary perspective as part of the construction of a Eur! opean Research Area*How Do I Register? *To register for this event and read further details, including the programme please visit the web site: *http://www.corporatecitizen.de/eabis.php*Online registration is required. Participation in the conference on the 31st is free of charge European Commission's funding of the CSR Platform project. Travel and accommodation are not included. Availability for this meeting is limited so please register (via website) as soon as possible. Deadline is /15 March 2006/.For further information please contact Franz Wenzel:wenzel@corporatecitizen.de ph. 0049 (0)841 379-3884