Episode 8: In conversation with Dr Michael Hall (MTU)

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INGENIUM Podcast

Jeremiah Spillane and Thomas Broderick

9 episodes

1 week ago

Welcome to the INGENIUM Podcast, where we explore the stories behind the INGENIUM European University alliance. With over 172,000 students, 12,380 staff members, and a presence across 10 European countries INGENIUM embodies the rich diversity of European higher education, Uniting universities across a wide range of geographies, cultural backgrounds, and academic disciplines. In this podcast, hosted by Thomas Broderick and Dr Jeremiah Spillane, our aim is to tell the story of INGENIUM’s numerous projects, achievements, and to document the journeys that define our community.

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Episode 8: In conversation with Dr Michael Hall (MTU)

INGENIUM Podcast

47 minutes

3 months ago

Episode 8: In conversation with Dr Michael Hall (MTU)

In this, the final episode of season 1, we speak to Dr Michael Hall, about his new role as INGENIUM (https://ingenium-university.eu/) IPC for MTU. We discuss the mid-term report and plan for the second half of this phase of the project. We talk about the importance of relationships and community building across our 10 universities... and more. Finally, just to wrap up this season, Jeremiah and Thomas reflect back over the last 8 episodes and look forward to season 2. Timestamps00:00 - Opening jingle00:06 - Introduction01:06 - Michael discusses his academic background03:14 - Motivation to be involved in INGENIUM04:34 - Experience in the role of IPC06:02 - Benefits and highlights of working with INGENIUM07:40 - Benefits of the intercultural experience, particularly for students08:54 - Thinking about the INGENIUM mid-term report10:44 - Plan to measure the impact, not just the metrics13:52 - FOR-EU4ALL network17:34 - Universities of sanctuary20:24 - What INGENIUM work packages (WPs) MTU is working on22:28 - WP8 and technology transfer offices24:56 - Initiatives and opportunities for students30:44 - What does the "second half" hold for INGENIUM?33:04 - The importance of relationship and community building34:32 - Outro and thinking back about season 1 of the podcast35:06 - Passion and enthuasiasm of the guests36:26 - Telling the stories of people and places of INGENIUM38:12 - The studnet focus that came across all the various episodes of season 139:00 - The student voice, for example in episode 4 with Nic and Annabelle40:36 - How the podcast has been able to showcase the good work underway as part of INGENIUM41:46 - How the conversations might evolve over season 2, as we see more tangible outputs.43:48 - Reach out to the podcast to give us feedback or join the conversation44:30 - Thanks to those who have supported and engaged with the podcast so farContact DetailsConnect with the guests:Michael Hall / www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcmhall/Connect with the hosts: Thomas Broderick / www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-broderick-mtuJeremiah Spillane / www.linkedin.com/in/jeremiah-spillane/ #HigherEducation #EuropeanUniversities #INGENIUM #EducationInnovation #MTU #PartnershipInPractice #Podcast