The future of tertiary education trailer

Professor Anne Anderson 0:00 This is Professor Anne Anderson. I'm Vice President for Research at the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Professor Sandro Carnicelli 0:05 This is Professor Sandro Carnicelli, Professor of Tourism and Leisure Studies at the University of the West of Scotland. Peter McColl 0:11 This is Peter McColl, Senior Associate for the Consultation Institute in Scotland and a Young Academy of Scotland alumnus. Professor Anne Anderson FRSE 0:17 Podcast series discussing the future of tertiary education, Professor Sandro Carnicelli 0:21 discussing the future of tertiary education Peter McColl 0:24 podcast series discussing the future of tertiary education. Professor Anne Anderson FRSE 0:27 Today's topic will explore: Peter McColl 0:29 the research excellence framework and the other key performance indicators as well as alternative ways to evaluate success in tertiary education, Professor Sandro Carnicelli 0:36 ethical leadership in tertiary education, Professor Anne Anderson 0:39 for widening participation, and in particular the role of solidarity in the education sector, Peter McColl 0:45 digital technologies and AI Professor Sandro Carnicelli 0:47 public engagement, impact and ethical challenges Professor Anne Anderson FRSE 0:50 on the link between tertiary education and the Sustainable Development Goals, Speaker 3 0:55 the beautiful idea of lifelong learning that sometimes maybe after school, it's not the right thing for you. And that's perfectly okay maybe years later, that might be something that you'll be reconsidered. Ed Constable 1:03 We trained scientists to do science, we don't do a very good job at training them to communicate outside their discipline, Dr Mhairi Stewart 1:10 public engagement used to be a tool for research. And I think it's now become both the tool but also a field of research. Professor Anne Anderson FRSE 1:19 The project aims to stimulate creative thinking about how post school education might evolve over the next few decades. Loral Quinn 1:27 If we don't have diverse products and services in industry, if we don't have diverse teams, we're not creating those diverse products and services. So we're under serving half the population essentially, by having products and services that are not built by a diverse team, Dr Iain Donald 1:43 the vast majority of really interesting research breaks disciplines. Professor Lorna Dawson 1:47 We need more collaboration across universities, colleges, and institutions to help achieve that freedom of thought and develop clever ways to achieve the SDGs. Professor Anne Anderson 1:59 So please keep talking about the future of tertiary education. Until next time, goodbye.