International Excellence in Reputation, Advocacy and Advancement for University Executive Teams   

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For university leadership, the world is almost unrecognisable from just five years ago. Institutions must now consider their reputation through a global framework of geopolitical turbulence, resurgent culture wars, the financial imperatives of international recruitment and the challenges facing global research collaboration. 

The CASE Global Leaders Programme has been developed to provide university executive teams and academic leaders with a global appreciation of best practice, leadership and strategy across all aspects of a university’s reputation, advocacy and advancement. 

This new development opportunity will welcome curated delegate cohorts for a facilitated international exchange, including a revamped and reinvigorated CASE study tour. Cohorts will run from the UK, the United States, Australia and Canada.

Find out more about the first UK to USA East Coast study tour.

What does the programme involve?

Each programme intake will consist of: 

• a carefully curated cohort of 12-16 University Executive Board leaders, nominated by their institutional leader.
• an exceptional international study tour to some of the world’s most innovative institutions, led by a world-leading Vice-Chancellor and supported by expert facilitators. 
• three Reputation, Advocacy and Advancement in Action masterclasses, with the opportunity to participate in key action learning sets and attend VIP dinners with leading guest speakers from government, industry and third sector. 
• a half-day of facilitated exchange and engagement with another international CASE Global Leaders Programme Cohort, followed by an evening dinner hosted by worldwide diplomats. 
• an invitation to attend the annual CASE Global Leaders alumni dialogue and reception taking place at the CASE Summit for Leaders in Advancement conference in New York City in July.

Who is it for?

This opportunity is open to University Executive Board members, including:

• Vice-Chancellors, 
• Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Provosts, Pro-Vice Chancellors, 
• Registrars,
• Chief Operating/ Financial/ Marketing/ Fundraising/ Communications Officers, 
• Faculty and Business School Deans).

To find out more, please visit the Global Leaders Programme website.