EUROSTUDENT RESEARCHERS’ FORUM - PROGRAMMEFEBRUARY 1, 9:00 - 18:30

FEBRUARY 2, 9:00 - 14:00

9.00 - 9.30

9.30 - 9.45

9.45 - 10.45

10.45 - 12.45

12.45 - 14.00

14.00 - 15.00

15.00 - 17.00

17.00 - 17.30

9:00 - 9:50

9:50 - 11:50

11:50 - 12:20

12:30 - 14:00

14.30 - 17.00

17.30 - 18.30

19.30 - 21.00

Registration and Coffee

Welcome note EUROSTUDENT Consortium (Kristina Hauschildt, DZHW),Jurgita Petrauskienė, Minister of Education and Science, Lithuania

Parallel Thematic SessionsPresentations by EUROSTUDENT researchers (see detailed programme, page 2)

Lunch and networking

Coffee Break

Lunch and networking

Vilnius City Tour (optional)

Researchers’ Forum Dinner and Networking

Plenary Session EUROSTUDENT VI communication and dissemination strategy - Hanna Stella Haaristo, Praxis

Getting the most out of your data – how to visualise research results for a broad audience - Jeff Knezovich, data visualisation expert

Parallel Thematic Sessions Presentations by EUROSTUDENT researchers (see detailed programme, page 2)

Speed Networking Session Meet other researchers and discuss research opportunitiesFamily photo at the end of the session

Visualisation workshop Work together with other researchers on a visualization of EUROSTUDENT data in this hands-on session with active participation. Parallel coffee break.

Closing Session

Conference chronicle with president of Lithuanian National Union of Students (Lietuvos studentu sajunga - LSS) Paulius Baltokas / Andrius Zalitis

Closing address (EUROSTUDENT Consortium)

Plenary Session: Keynote speeches

Methodological Challenges in International Comparative Surveys - Ineke Stoop, The Netherlands Institute for Social Research

Using international comparisons to help understand and frame the specifics of national higher education systems - an example usingEUROSTUDENT data - Nicolas Charles, Maître de conferences, Université de Bordeaux

Plenary SessionStakeholders on Use and Uses of EUROSTUDENT Data

• Jan Pakulski, Head of Unit Evidence-Based Policy and Evaluation, Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, European Commission• Lea Meister, President - European Students' Union• EUROSTUDENT research teams • Looking back on 20+ years of EUROSTUDENT - Giovanni Finocchietti, Associazione CIMEA, E:VI research team Italy • EUROSTUDENT with fresh eyes - Thorlakur Karlsson, Maskina Research, E:VI research team Iceland

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WORKING STUDENTS I

WORKING STUDENTS II STUDY SUCCESS UNDERSTANDING INTERNATIONALLYMOBILE STUDENTS (15:00 - 17:15)

10:4

5 - 1

2:45

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0 - 1

7:00

ROOM SATISFACTIONFEB 1ST ROOM RESPECT ROOM IMAGINE

METHODOLOGY SOCIAL DIMENSION - EQUITY, PARTICIPATIONAND LIVING CONDITIONS

Vaida Šaukeckienė,Martin Unger

Chairs

SI

AT

NO

LT

IS

Ksenja Hauptman Working students and students' perception of employability

Factors influencing thecombination of studyingand paid employment

Norwegian results fromEurostudent V in aEuropean perspective

Balancing learning andearning: a portrait of aworking student

Working students in Iceland

Martin Unger

Kjartan Steffensen, Anna-Lena Keute

Vaida Šaukeckienė

Thorlakur Karlsson

Madonna Maroun, ChristineScholz, Vaida Šaukeckienė

Chairs

MT

IT

HU

FR

RS

Madonna Maroun,Christine Scholz

Improving the educatio-nal experiences of students who work

Trends in studentemployment, and howstudents spend timebudget

Employment During Study Time: Promoter or Hinderer?

Students’ employment and studies

Working students

Giovanni Finocchietti

Ádám Hámori, ÁgostonHorváth, Zsuzsanna Veroszta

Odile Ferry

Marija Milisavljević

Chairs

AT

DK

PT

NL

AT

Froukje Wartenbergh-Cras,Bas Kurver, Martin Unger

Bianca Thaler, Martin Unger

A mixture of professional culture and socio-economic situation of the students

Time budget, combining national registry data, drop out, and internships

The socioeconomic conditions of students and the success in Higher Education: methodological and analytical issues

How do they fare?

Stress and Mental Health Difficulties among Students in Austria

Ditte Beyer, Ken Thomassen

Susana da Cruz Martins, Rosário Mauritti, António Firmino da Costa

Bas Kurver, Froukje Wartenbergh-Cras

Berta Terzieva, Sarah Zaussinger

Chairs

IE

LV

HR

CZ

SE

Angelika Grabher, Eva MariaVögtle

Brian Gormley The impact of living arrangementson academic engagement forstudents in Ireland

About public funding for highereducation and its impact on accessand participation in higher education

Social stratification in Croatianhigher education system

Social Selectivity of the Czech Tertiary Education System: Comparison between EUROSTUDENT V and VI

Housing satisfaction in the diverseSwedish student population

Ilze Trapenciere

Ivan Rimac, Jelena Ogestra

Jakub Fischer, KristýnaVltavská

Erica Finnerman, FrederikLindstrom

Chairs

SI

SE

AT

CH

Eurostudents

Angelika Grabher, IrisSchwarzenbacher, Eva Maria Vögtle

Katarina Aškerc Veniger Internationally mobile students

International mobility in the Swedish admission system

Structural obstacles to student mobility

International students in Switzerland: resources and hardships

Constructing the higher education student: a comparative study of six European countries. An introduction to the 'EuroStudents' project.

Erica Finnerman, Frederik Lindstrom

Angelika Grabher, Iris Schwarzenbacher

Yassin Boughaba

Anu Lainio,Jessie Abrahams

RO International student mobility in Romania – structural and individualchallenges

Gabriela Jitaru, SorinMitulescu, Andreea Gheba

UA Academic mobilty of Ukrainian students: intentions, involvement and obstacles

Kseniya Kizilova

EUROSTUDENT RESEARCHERS’ FORUM - PARALLEL SESSIONS

version Jan 26, 2017

Chairs

NL

EE

DE

GE

Froukje Wartenbergh-Cras,Hanna-Stella Haaristo,Bas Kurver

Bas Kurver, FroukjeWartenbergh-Cras

A EUROSTUDENT micro-data set - possibilities and challenges

Comments made by students infilling in the questionnaire

How to improve the response rateof student surveys

Main challenges and trends ofEUROSTUDENT VI survey in Georgia

Hanna-Stella Haaristo

Elke Middendorff

Mzia Tsereteli, MarinaMchedlishvili

TR Methodological Issues and Research Process in Turkey

Bilge Kağan Özdemir