About us
The Global Student Education Forum (formerly known as the 'Oxford – Cambridge Education Forum') is an independent non-partisan student-led initiative. Its ultimate goal is to provide an on-line platform where students of universities around the world can engage in meaningful discussions and debates on education theories, policies and practices. Each term, the Forum also organises high profile guest speaker and social events where members can further extend their professional and social network.
Further, through the generosity of our sponsors, the Forum intends to make available Education-related research grants for students in need. Recently, the Forum has secured a sponsorship deal with Teach First, Adam Smith Institute, and Cambridge Education, a UK-based education consultancy firm.
Latest Events
Speaker Events:PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER COLCLOUGH (founding Director, UNESCO's Global Monitoring Report on Education for All): ‘Education for All at Mid-Term: Can it be Achieved by 2015?'
Speaker Events:CHARLES KANE (President, One Laptop Per Child): 'One Laptop per Child....Business Challenges of a Non-Profit'
Speaker Events:BRETT WIGDORTZ (Founder and CEO, Teach First ): ‘Addressing Educational Disadvantage – Measuring the Impact?'
Speaker Events:PROFESSOR KATHLEEN McCARTNEY (Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Education): 'Whether the Environment Matters More for Children in Poverty'Social Events:GSEF Chairman's Dinner
Speaker Events:PROFESSOR MICK WATERS (former Director of Curriculum, Qualifications and Curriculum Authority) : 'Making Learning Matter: a Relevant Curriculum for the Modern Age''
Speaker Events:PHIL BATY (Deputy Editor and News Editor, Times Higher Education): Identifying the World’s Best Universities: the Development of the Times Higher Education - QS World University Rankings'
Speaker Events:PROFESSOR PAMELA MUNN (President, British Educational Research Association): 'Does Educational Research Make a Difference to Policy and Practice?'
Speaker Events:TõNIS LUKAS (Estonian Minister of Education and Research ): 'Education and Research – the Potential of a Small State to Reach the Top'
Speaker Events:Anthony Little (Head Master, Eton College): 'The Shrinking Curriculum'
Latest Contents
Discussion:How to Write a Term Paper by Jessica Jessica (Other...)
Opinion pieces:Education Cuts Don't Heal. by Jonathan Walker (Cambridge)
Opinion pieces:HIV/AIDS and Disability; The Missing Research by Nalini Biggs (Oxford)
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