Shared Campus International Collaborative Platform

Shared Campus is a cooperation platform for international education formats and research networks established by 13 leading international arts universities, schools and colleges.

The future belongs to professionals who communicate, exchange, debate and critically reflect on ideas within a global framework. Shared Campus establishes connections that generate value for students, educators, researchers and professionals, and enables participants to share knowledge and competencies.

The platform is designed around themes of international relevance with a distinct focus on transcultural issues and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Around our five core themes we co-create a broad scope of activities within education, research and cultural production. These include:
Semester programs, summer schools, courses, workshops, networking events, symposia, festivals, publications and a collaborative learning platform.
Shared Campus benefits from a robust legal framework covering our co-operation at the level of both full partnership and thematic partnership across the current network of 13 partners with additional provision for Associate Partners and with a structured approach to growing the network supported through our legal arrangement.

The legal agreement was developed with approval from the Full Partner consortium as represented by the Shared Campus Strategy Board with detailed inputs from London, Zurich and Singapore. It replaces the need for individual partner agreements and enables initiative and developments at an accelerated rate, including mobility and exchange.

In 2023, the Shared Campus Strategy Board agreed a new 5-year development plan that makes provision for advancing change and capacity in the mid-term and establishes agreed milestones and objectives leading to a common purpose. The plan comprises five interdependent workstreams.

The three major development streams are:
+ Curriculum Ecosystems and learning recognition
+ Remote collaboration and digital learning resources
+ Research networking and Ph D synergies
There are, then, two organisational development priorities
+ Finance and governance
+ Communicatons and strategic co-operation

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