Iscte Business School is pleased to announce the 2024 edition of Exchange Week, the 10th since the 2013 decision to bring together faculty from across Europe for a week of collaboration and networking. Mark your calendars - 8 to 12 April 2024.
If you are a student, researcher or faculty member at Iscte Business School, this event is for you!
The Exchange Week for Foreign Visiting Professors is now in its 10th year. During this event, we will host international professors from Iscte Business School's university partners across Europe within the framework of Erasmus+. The Exchange Week is an excellent opportunity to bring additional global experience into the classroom.
This year we will host 25 professors from 22 different universities across Europe.
During this week, the visiting professors will give several lectures, most of them within the regular classes of the IBS programmes.
Several seminars and workshops will be open to all students. The seminars and workshops will take place on 9, 10 and 11 of April 2024.
Each participating student will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Read below the details about each seminar and register HERE.
Open Seminars and Workshops for Iscte Students
Name |
Seminar | Date | Time | Room |
Remigiusz Smolinski |
Cooperation, competition and negotiation intelligence – how to become a negotiation champion? This is an engaging and interactive workshop designed to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics surrounding cooperation, competition, and negotiation. Attendees will learn the dimensions of effective collaboration, learn to navigate healthy competition, and master the art of negotiation in both personal and professional spheres. The seminar combines theoretical insights with practical exercises and simulations, to provide participants with hands-on experience. With a focus on strategies for successful outcomes, this workshop aims to empower individuals to become negotiation champions by enhancing their negotiation intelligence. Participants will leave with an improved awareness of their negotiation styles, a toolkit of effective strategies, and the confidence to navigate diverse negotiation scenarios successfully. |
09 April | 14:30 | C201 |
Michal Zdziarski |
MuBabao Innovation Workshop The MuBaBaOⓇ (https://mubabao.pl/) is a Visual-Storytelling Learning approach from MuBaBaOⓇ Creative Thinking Blocks. It is an immersive and multidimensional method aimed at fostering creative thinking, spatial intelligence, and effective communication within a group context. It engages participants in a dynamic and multi-layered exercise using wooden blocks (like blocks of Lego but made from wood) of different shapes and sizes. These blocks can be joined in different ways to create different types of objects and represent the “Chaos in a Harmonious Wooden Box”. This chaotic arrangement symbolizes the unpredictability and complexity of real-life scenarios, drawing parallels to the concepts of VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) (Lawrence, 2013) and BANI (Brittle, Anxious, Non-linear, Incomprehensible) (de Godoy & Filho, 2021) environments. |
10 April | 14:00 | AA228 |
Christoph Kunzle |
International Private Banking - Sector Insights & Trends The lecture will give a sector outlook on international private banking and cover its key trends and recent moves by renowned leading players. Trends include: future clients and service models, humans versus machines, democratization, technology opportunities and risks (incl. GenAI), sustainability, as well as a competitive outlook. |
11 April |
10:00 | 2E05 |
Weronika Szatkowska |
Exploring sustainable futures in EN-ROADS simulation game In the seminar participants will explore the interconnections of policies in the area of energy supplies, transport, or industry, and the ongoing change in the world temperature. Together, participants will develop a scenario for sustainable transition that involves relevant policies in most the influential areas, considering the needs of developed and developing countries. |
11 April |
14:00 | AA328 |
Michal Pronobis |
The Future of the European Integration - Portuguese and Polish Perspective This workshop will foster discussions with students about our countries and economies, with the special focus on our experiences with Europen integration. I would like to present some basic facts on Polish economy and make some comparisons to Portugal. I would like to to talk about possible advantages and costs of currency unions, as Portugal is a member of EMU. I would like to share and exchange our perspectives. |
11 April | 16:00 | AA224 |
Nour Wehbe |
Navigating the Future - A Seminar on Sustainability, Climate Change, and Energy Issues This seminar delves into the aspects of sustainability, climate change, and energy practices within corporate environments. A dedicated focus on sustainable energy strategies, particularly the integration of renewables, is discussed. The seminar makes a call to action, boosting students to apply their acquired knowledge in their academic and professional pursuits, fostering a more sustainable future. |
11 April | 16:00 | B102 |
Seminar
Sustainability - an International and Multidisciplinary Discussion
Two parallel discussions about the current issues and hot topics around sustainability:
- Table Sustainable Innovation and Marketing | 09 April - 16:00 - B102
Speakers: Insaf Khelladi, Serena Rovai, Sophie Michel, Stéphane Salgado
Moderators: Prof. Ana Simaens and Prof. Marjan Jalali
- Table Sustainable Human Resources | 11 April - 14:30 - C205
Speakers: Ivona Skreblin Kirbis, Jose M. Leon-Perez, Katerina Pubalova, Susanne Rank
Moderator: Prof. Patrícia Duarte
Name |
University |
Country |
Info |
Andrej Bajic |
Zagreb School of Economics and Management |
Croatia |
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Anita Zehrer |
MCI The Entrepreneurial School |
Austria |
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Charbel Salloum |
EM Normandie Business School |
France |
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Christian Moser |
IMC Fachhochschule Krems |
Austria |
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Christina Öberg |
Linnaeus University |
Sweden |
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Christoph Kunzle |
ZHAW School of Management and Law |
Switzerland |
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Elmar D. Konrad |
Mainz University of Applied Sciences |
Germany |
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Gediminas Baublys |
Vilnius University, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration |
Lithuania |
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Insaf Khelladi |
École de Management Léonard de Vinci (EMLV - Paris la Défense) |
France |
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Ivona Skreblin Kirbis |
Zagreb School of Economics and Management |
Croatia |
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Jose M. Leon-Perez |
Universidad de Sevilla |
Spain |
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Katerina Pubalova |
Prague University of Economics and Business |
Czech Republic |
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Leopold Tanner |
Czech University of Life Sciences Prague |
Czech Republic |
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Maria Knecht-Tarczewska |
Wroclaw University of Economics and Business |
Poland |
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Marina Bourgain |
ESC Clermont |
France |
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Michal Pronobis |
WSB Merito University in Gdansk |
Poland |
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Michal Zdziarski |
University of Warsaw, Faculty of Management |
Poland |
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Nour Wehbe |
Montpellier Business School |
France |
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Remigiusz Smolinski |
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management |
Germany |
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Serena Rovai |
EXCELIA Business School |
France |
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Sophie Michel |
EM Strasbourg Business School - University of Strasbourg |
France |
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Stéphane Salgado |
Toulouse School of Management - Université Toulouse Capitole |
France |
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Susanne Rank |
Mainz University of Applied Sciences |
Germany |
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Sylvaine Castellano |
EM Normandie Business School |
France |
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Weronika Szatkowska |
Kozminski University |
Poland |