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In an era where knowledge and expertise set the pace for success, the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) in collaboration with the University of Stirling presents a transformative experience – the SIM-Stirling Specialised Talks.
These talks will be held on 19th and 26th January, both at the SIM Clementi Campus and over Zoom.
Featured University – University of Stirling
The University of Stirling, established in 1967 under the Royal Charter, stands as a beacon of innovation and excellence in the UK.
It’s acclaimed for its expertise in fields like marketing, public relations, and sports, boasting high rankings in various university guides.
This includes being 1st in Scotland and 2nd in the UK for Marketing and PR, and top 20 in the UK in 2022 for Postgraduate teaching.
This means it’s pretty well-established and reputable.
The university offers degrees collaboratively with SIM, a locally-established leading provider of higher education and professional training in Singapore.
What These Talks are About
Scheduled for attendees both in Singapore and online, the talks cover a range of pivotal topics like the development of E-Sports in Asia, the digital media revolution, global ageing perspectives, and the practical applications of AI and chatbots.
These sessions are designed to provide specialized knowledge on each topic listed below:
The Development of E-Sports in Asia and Singapore
- 5:00 pm-6:00 pm, SIM Clementi Campus
- Seminar given by Dr Dimitrios Kolyperas
- Strategic Insights: Asia's role in the global esports surge.
- Singapore's Triumph: From the 2019 SEA Games to becoming APAC's esports hub.
Introducing AI and Chatbots: Myths, Representations, and Real-World Applications
- 5:00 pm-6:00 pm, SIM Clementi Campus
- Seminar given by Dr Greg Singh
- Myth-Busting: Addressing common misconceptions surrounding AI.
- Real-World Impact: Practical applications of AI and chatbots across industries.
A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Family Caregiving
- 7:00 pm-8:00 pm, Online via Zoom
- Seminar given by Dr Catherine Hennessy
- Cultural Perspectives: How different cultures shape the caregiving experience.
- Caregiver Burden: Exploring culturally defined aspects and their implications.
- Health Outcomes: Understanding the physical and mental health impacts on family caregivers.
Each of the talks are given by programme directors for each of the different faculties, so you’ll be speaking to researchers at the best of their craft during these seminars.
All details taken from SIM.
Why Should I Attend?
The thing about seminars and talks is that the topics are generally very boring, or theoretical.
However, they’re usually the most important part of understanding what a school and faculty can offer in terms of their teaching quality and style.
After all, these sessions are tailored for potential students looking to elevate their understanding, expand their professional network, and make informed decisions about their future – so being able to interact directly with the minds shaping today’s industries is a huge plus.
Not to mention, he talks cover a range of pivotal topics today like the development of E-Sports in Asia, the digital media revolution, global ageing perspectives, and the practical applications of AI and chatbots.
And it’s free!
No harm attending something that’s free and lets you learn something new.
How Do I Sign Up?
You can directly sign up with SIM Global Education via their registration form here.
Final Thoughts
The SIM-Stirling Specialised Talks present a compelling and worthwhile event to attend for several reasons.
From bringing together the best of local and international expertise, to covering a range of pivotal topics, this breadth ensures that attendees gain a comprehensive understanding of contemporary issues across various industries.
These talks being delivered by programme directors also provide an excellent opportunity for you to interact directly with these experts, expanding your professional network and gaining valuable insights into the teaching quality and style of University of Stirling and SIM.
Overall, these talks offer a rare chance to engage with cutting-edge knowledge, network with industry leaders, and make informed decisions about one's educational and professional future.
Keep levelling up!
