Prof. Dr. Maurits van Rooijen, CAO, Global University Systems and Rector, University of Europe

EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 57 MIN

Prof. Dr. Maurits van Rooijen, CAO, Global University Systems and Rector, University of Europe

from Reimagining HigherEd · host Studiosity

This week we’re bringing you a fascinating journey through academia and leadership, spanning continents, institutions, and roles. Prof. Dr. Maurits van Rooijen, CAO of Global University Systems and Rector of University of Europe joins Dr. Ashraf Mahate in this captivating conversation. Discussed in this episode:  Balancing theoretical and practical education, with a focus on developing students' real-world skills, critical thinking, and ability to learn from failure Rooijen's collaborative leadership style, involving asking the right questions and encouraging faculty to arrive at solutions themselves Incorporating AI into university operations and teaching, emphasising the importance for both educators and students to critically engage with new technologies.

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