Event

Invitation

Dear SPACE members,

I have the privilege to invite you to the SPACE conference, which will be held in Kolding from April 24 till 26th April 2018.

As the President of the IBA International Business Academy, it is a great honour to host this event of the SPACE network of higher education institutions.

The conference theme “Fostering social impact by linking HEI research to entrepreneurship” is very much in line with IBAs approach to stimulate entrepreneurial synergies, while functioning as an integrated knowledge partner in the local public and business environment.

We are open for new ideas and experiences within this field and we are looking forward to discuss our approach with you.

IBA has been a member of the SPACE community for several years now and through this international network, we have found both inspiration and project partners. The SPACE Conference settings offers you great opportunities to connect with new people and to gain insight and update your knowledge in different areas, through meetings with colleagues, researchers and keynote speakers.

So please join the conference, build new relations and enjoy your visit in Kolding and the Region of Southern Denmark.

 

Best regards,

Niels Egelund

Venue

Our school has around 4,700 students – represented by 1,500 full time students and 3,200 students on the professional development courses. All supported by 120 permanent staff members and 80 freelance teachers and lecturers. We offer higher education programs at AP, Professional Bachelor and Master’s levels, within areas such as finance, sales and marketing, communication, technology and web, production and management, amongst others.

IBA connects with over 85 universities and institutions across the globe, from overseas or far-flung countries such as China, South Korea, Brazil and America, to European countries such as England, France, Spain and Romania.

We are active members of the Network of International Business Schools (NIBS). Study trips, student and employee exchanges, as well as conferences and development projects, are all organized through this network of international partners. IBA students also take part in international case competitions.

IBA also host IBA Confucius Classroom (IBACC). IBACC was established in October 2015 between Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance and IBA International Business Academy.

The IBACC is supported by the Confucius Institute Headquarters in Beijing, China.

The aim of IBACC is to strengthen educational and business cooperation between China and Denmark, as well as to support and promote the development of Chinese language education.

The venue takes place at:

IBA INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ACADEMY | ÅLEGÅRDEN 2-4 | 6000 KOLDING | DENMARK

Web adress
http://www.iba.dk/international

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Programme

24 April 2018

Dear participants,

Below you can find the draft programme of the 2018 SPACE Network Conference. This programme will be updated regularly over the next few weeks.

 

Room	Time	Activity	Subject
	09:30 – 10:00	Welcome coffee + Registration participants
	10:00 – 11:30	Annual General Meeting + elections
	11:30 – 12:00	Speaker’s corner
Cafeteria	12:00 – 13:00	Lunch
Auditorium – room 255	13:00 – 13:30	Opening session
Auditorium – room 255	13:30 – 14:15	Keynote speech by Armando Pires, vice-president of EURASHE	”R&I at UAS – a reflection on challenges, opportunities, difficulties and threats”
	14:15 – 15:45	Workshop Charlotta Johnsson
Room 214		Rectors and R&D people (by invitation only)
Corridors	15:45 – 16:00	Poster session + Coffee break
	16:00 – 19:00	China Business Forum (registration required)
	19:30 – 22:00	Board dinner

25 April 2018

Room	Time	Activity	Subject
	09:00 – 09:40	Welcome and coffee
	09:40 – 11:00	Session 1 (4 papers)
	09:40 – 10:00	Paper presentation Ilgiz Sinagatullin, Anabela Mesquita	”The impact of globalization on education”
	10:00 -10:20	Paper presentation Zeta Dooly, Aidan O’Driscoll, Aidan Duane	”Network Embeddedness in European Aquaculture networks”
	10:20 – 10:40	Paper presentation Marja-Liisa Kakkonen	”Perceptions of generic entrepreneurial competences of the first-year business students”
	10:40 – 11:00	Paper presentation Inga Backmann	”Development of students’ Intercultural Competencies on higher educational institutions”
Corridors	11:00 – 11:30	Coffee break
	11:30 – 12:00	Presentation by Jörg Holle (EAPRIL)	“Practitioner Research as a form of (social) learn startup”
	12:00 – 13:30	Workshop by Birgit Pitscheider	“Strengthen Your Strengths:Learn about, Present and Feel Confident about Your Strengths”
Cafeteria	13:30 – 14:30	Lunch
	14:30 – 16:00	Session 2 (4 papers)
	14:30 – 15:00	Video paper presentation from Brazil: Fabricio Piurcosky, Jeferson Ferreira, Felipe Flausino De Oliveira	”The possible motivations of foreign acquirers in Brazilian higher education”
	15:00 – 15:20	Paper presentation Mahdokht Sedaghat, Peter Lei and Shuyi Zhang	”Entrepreneurs’ motives shaped by socioeconomic and country effects China and Denmark”
	15:20 – 15:40	Paper presentation Igor Novakovic	”Economic innovativity as a crucial convergence determinant of countries of different levels of economic development”
	15:40 – 16:00	Paper presentation Teresa Felgueira, Ricardo Rodrigues	”Entrepreneurial Orientation, Market Orientation and Performance of Teachers and Researchers from Higher Education Institutions”
Corridors	16:00 – 16:30	Coffee break
	16:30 – 17:30	Session 3 (3 papers)
	16:30 – 16:50	Paper presentation Elisa Figueiredo, Teresa Paiva	”Senior Entrepreneurship – An Analysis in the Northern Region in Portugal”
	16:50 – 17:10	Paper presentation Mikael Forsström, Mirko Ahonen, Magnus Westerlund, Jonas Tana, Ira Jeglinsky-Kankainen	”Determining an influence in the adoption readiness of extended reality technology through educational studies”
	17:10 – 17:30	Paper presentation Marke Kivijärvi, Mari Suoranta, Päivi Patja	“What do you want from us?” – University scientists’ perceptions of stakeholder support for commercialization
	17:30 – 18:00	Annemie’s project presentation “The new theme for Erasmus+: research and innovation with focus on regional development”
	19:30	Gala dinner

26 April 2018

Room/ location	Time	Activity	Subject: “Experiencing new learning spaces”
IBA	08:00	Bus leaves at IBA
	09:00	Visit Lego House	Presentation Lego, presentation entrepreneur, group discussions
Jelling Museum	11:30	Visit Jelling	Presentation Jelling Museum
		Lunch
	14:30	Bus arrives at IBA
IBA Auditorium	14:30 – 15:00	Closing session Presentation venue Conference 2019 Farewell coffee

Accommodation

Hotel recommendations: the hotels will all be in approx. 15 minutes walking distance from IBA.

First Hotel Kolding is a nice hotel in the center of Kolding. The hotel has 132 stylish, modern and comfortable rooms. First Hotel Kolding is situated right beside Slotssøen and Koldinghus. The hotel has easy access by bus and train since the train station is right across the street. If you come by car, we have a locked underground parking beneath the hotel.

Address: Banegårdspladsen 7, 6000 Kolding

Web: www.firsthotels.com/kolding

Email:

Phone: +45 76 34 54 00

Hotel Saxildhus, International hotel in the heart of Kolding, and just nearby the train-station. Cultural area with Koldinghus Castle as our neighbour.

Address: Banegårdspladsen 1, 6000 Kolding

Web: www.millinghotels.dk

Email:

Phone: +45 75521200

Kolding Hotel Apartments – a 4-star holiday centre – has 73 luxury apartments situated in the heart of Kolding. Many of the apartments have a beautiful view of Slotssøen (lake) and Koldinghus (castle).

You may choose to stay in apartments shaped as stars, triangles, circles, quadrangles, half-stars, ships and octagons or in fairly traditional apartments. The apartments are for 2 – 8 visitors and sizes vary from 40 up to 74 m2.

Address: Kedelsmedgangen 2, 6000 Kolding

Web: www.koldinghotelapartments.dk

Email:

Phone: +45 75541800

Zleep Hotels is central located near the train station, its free parking, and great prices. The neighbor of the hotel is The Playground, and we are happy to say that the hotel is a popular choice among both families and business travelers. The hotel’s rooms are placed on one floor and all come with their own terrace.

Address: Grønningen 2, 6000 Kolding

Web: www.zleephotels.com

Email:

Phone: +45 70235635

Tourist information

Holiday in Kolding

Great fun for everyone. We have Koldinghus, Jutland’s last royal castle, danish design at the Trapholt art and design museum, as well as lots of activities for children. LEGOLAND in Billund is located close to Kolding.  The beautiful natural environment around Kolding is perfect for outdoor activities such as mountain biking, canoeing and angling. We look forward to seeing you.

Please, go to the website to see all VisitKoldings recommendations for your stay in Kolding.

http://www.visitkolding.dk/ln-int/kolding/welcome-kolding-0

The day after the conference, Friday 27^th of April, is a Danish Holiday, Store bededag, translated literally as Great Prayer Day or more loosely as General Prayer Day.

AIRPORT

The airport located closest to Kolding is Billund Airport, the second largest airport in Denmark. It is located about 45 kilometer from Kolding city center.

http://www.bll.dk/

TAXI from the airport

A trip from the airport to Kolding by taxi will take around 40 minutes and will cost you between 700 to 800 DKK for a one-way trip. You might ask the hotel you are staying at, to make the reservation at a fixed price close to 700 DKK.

BUS from the airport

Besides taxi you can take the bus, route 166, to Kolding train station. It will take approx. 1 hour and a one-way ticket will cost 70 DKK, which you have to pay cash in the bus.

The train station is close to all the recommended hotels.

You can see the bus timetable at
https://www.sydtrafik.dk/k%c3%b8replaner/billund-kommune

Speakers

Armando Pires

Vice-president

Organisation: EURASHE
Country: Portugal
City:

Birgit Pitscheider

Senior lecturer
https://www.uibk.ac.at/
E-mail

Organisation: University of Innsbruck
Country: Austria
City: Innsbruck

Conference abstract

Abstracts

List of delegates

First name	Last name	Organisation	E-mail
Anabela	Mesquita	ISCAP / IPP
Annemie	Van den dries	SPACE
Auli	Nikmo	Turku University
AYUK AGBOR	FERDINAND	MATHANNEE SCHOOL
Bedrich	Zimola	Tomas Bata University in Zlin, Faculty of Management and Economics
Behare	Sopaj	UBT Kolage
Birgit	Pitscheider	University of Innsbruck
Calum	Morrison	Ulixes
Charlotta	Johnsson	Lund University
Diederich	Bakker	Hanze University of Applied Sciences
Elke	Kitzelmann	Innsbruck University School of Management
Fabricio	Piurcosky	Centro Universitário do Sul de Minas
Geert	Baekelandt	University College Ghent
Igor	Novakovic	Visoka Poslovna Škola
Ilgiz	Sinagatullin	bIrsk Branch of Bashkir State University
Ilkka	Nikmo	Turku University
Inga	Beckmann	IBA International Business Academy
Joerg	Holle	EAPRIL / University of Muenster
Julie	Verstraeten	SPACE Network
Luc	Broes	SPACE Ivzw
Mari	Suoranta	University of Jyvaskyla
Marja-Liisa	Kakkonen	South-Eastern Finland of Applied Sciences
Mirko	Ahonen	Arcada University of Applied Sciences
Paulino	Silva	ISCAP - IPP
Regitze	Kristensen	SPACE
SPYRIDON	MAMALIS	TEI EASTERN MACEDONIA AND THRACE
Teresa	Felgueira	Polytechnic Institute of Guarda
Teresa	Paiva	Instituto Politécnico da Guarda
Test	De Preter	Bravooh
VIncent	De Preter	Bravooh
Zeta	Dooly	Waterford Institute of Technology

Registration

Results

Dear all, Below you will find the presentations and workshops that were presented to you during the 2018 SPACE Network Conference in Kolding!  

• Entrepreneurs’ gender, education and age shaping motives-Entrepreneurs’ gender, education and age shaping motives - Mahdokht Sedaghat, Peter Waring Lei, Shuyi Zhang

• Erasmus+ beyond 2020 - Annemie Van den Dries

• “What do you want from us”-University scientists’ perceptions of stakeholder support for commercialization - Marke Kivijarvi, Mari Suoranta, Päivi Patja

• Workshop Berkeley Method of Entrepreneurship-Using games for practicing the Entrepreneurial Minset - Charlotta Johnsson, Mari Suoranta BMoE-Games by participants - Mari Suoranta BMoE-Story Telling Game - Mari Suoranta

• Strengthen Your Strengths: Learn about, Present and Feel Confident about Your Strengths - Birgit Pitscheider https://padlet.com/birgit02/2018SpaceStrengths

• Practitioner Research as a form of (social) lean startup - Jörg Holle

 

Guidelines full papers

SPACE International Network Conference
25 – 27 April – Kolding, Denmark

Conference theme:
“Fostering social impact by linking HEI research to entrepreneurship”

Submissions are welcome which relate to the general Conference Theme under the following topics:

• Higher Education Leadership, Governance and Operational Practices
• Higher Education Pedagogy and Technologies
• Higher Education Collaborative Projects
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Student Engagement, Diversity and Employability
• Internationalization of Higher Education
• Higher Education research and its relationship with entrepreneurship
• Fostering entrepreneurship through education
• Role of Higher Education in the promotion of entrepreneurship
• Enablers and constraints in the promotion of research in higher education

Types of Submissions:

• Refereed Working/Work-in-Progress. Ongoing works with relevant preliminary results, opened to discussion: 2500 words max excluding reference list
• Poster Presentations. Initial work with relevant ideas, opened to discussion: A1 size (or 6 x A4)
• Master/Doctoral submission: 2000 words max excluding reference list

Important dates: (timezone GMT+1)

• Deadline for Abstracts and posters for oral presentation: Thursday, February 15^th 2018
• Notification of acceptance ‘as is’ or required amendments: Wednesday, 28th February 2018
• Submission of amended abstracts and posters: Wednesday, April 7 2018 (midnight)
• Payment of registration (in time to ensure the inclusion of an accepted paper in the conference proceedings): Friday, 30^th March 2018

 

All submissions will be “blind reviewed” by at least two members of the Scientific Committee.

The authors of accepted poster must build and print a poster to be exhibited during the Conference. This poster must follow an A1 or A2 vertical format. The Conference includes Work Sessions where these posters are presented and orally discussed, with a 5-minute limit per poster.

Submissions must comply with the detailed specifications which may be attached to this call or are available on the website space-network.org.  Submission of work is through EasyChair – the link is in the detailed specification form.

Publication Opportunities

The abstracts of all papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings.

To ensure that the contribution (short paper/work in progress, poster paper or master/doctoral symposium paper) is published in the Proceedings, at least one of the authors must be fully registered in the conference; and the paper must comply with the suggested layout and page-limit. Additionally, all recommended modifications must be addressed by the authors before they submit the final version.

No more than one paper per registration will be published in the Conference Proceedings. An extra fee must be paid for the publication of additional papers, with a maximum of one additional paper per registration.

Questions? Any questions about the call for submissions please contact: Teresa Paiva –

We are looking forward to receiving your submission!

Guidelines workshops

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Important Dates

Important dates: (timezone GMT+1)

• Deadline for Abstracts and posters for oral presentation: Thursday, February 15^th 2018
• Notification of acceptance ‘as is’ or required amendments: Wednesday, 28th February 2018
• Submission of amended abstracts and posters: Wednesday, April 7 2018 (midnight)
• Payment of registration (in time to ensure the inclusion of an accepted paper in the conference proceedings): Friday, 30^th March 2018

• Conference in Kolding, Denmark: Tuesday 24 – Friday 27 April 2018

Submit your work

Submissions must comply with the guidelines.

Submission of work is through EasyChair.
Please register and log in to submit your work in the link below:

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=18thspaceconference 

Committees

Scientific Committee

• Anabela Mesquita

CICE – ISCAP/IPP, Portugal

• Teresa Paiva

UDI/IPG, Portugal

• Julia Claxton

Leeds Business School, Leeds Beckett University, UK

• Hans Mikkelsen

IBA International Business Academy, Denmark

• Alfonso Diaz Segura

Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera, Spain

• Alexandra Albuquerque

ISCAP/IPP, Portugal

• Paulino Silva

CICE – ISCAP/IPP, Portugal

• António Melo

UDI-IPG, Portugal

• Roza A. Valeeva

Kazan Federal University, Russia

• Nigel Kimberley

Arcada University of Applied Sciences

• António Abreu

ISCAP Accounting and Business School / IPP, Portugal