Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland David Croke

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Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland David Croke TNE: Irish HEI experiences session; Asia-Europe Forum 18 December 2018 RCSI Student profile: 2017-2018: 3,380 students [UG Medicine; Pharmacy; Physiotherapy; Physician Associate; MSc; MD; PhD] 84 countries; 64% international Times Higher Rankings (2018) 201-250 overall 151-175 clinical; health subjects 4th most international institution (2017) Transnational HE activity: 3 overseas branch campuses 2 instances of TN/C provision Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland David Croke

RCSI Perdana, KL, Malaysia RCSI Dublin RCSI Perdana, KL, Malaysia RCSI Dubai RCSI Bahrain RUMC, Penang, Malaysia (RCSI/UCD) Soochow University

RCSI UCD Malaysia Campus (RUMC) Collaborative, transnational provision; Branch campus Partner: University College Dublin Penang, Malaysia Established in 1995 School of Medicine (twinning model); MSc in Health Research; MSc in Public Health 632 current students / 1,700 graduates to-date Malaysian Qualifications Agency; Malaysian Medical Council; Irish Medical Council Awarded ‘Foreign University Branch Campus’ status in 2018

Perdana University – RCSI School of Medicine (PU-RCSI) Collaborative, transnational provision (curriculum licensing model) Partner: Perdana University (PU) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Established in 2011 School of Medicine 230 current students / 179 graduates to-date Malaysian Qualifications Agency; Malaysian Medical Council; Irish Medical Council

Soochow University (SU) Collaborative, transnational provision Partner: Soochow University Jiangsu Province, China TNCA signed in 2018 BSc in International Pharmacy (twinning model): Cycle 1 (2 years) at SU – commencing 2018 Cycle 2 (2 years) at RCSI – commencing 2020 Maximum of 15 students per annum at steady-state

Challenges Solutions / successes [1] Differing institutional cultures [2] Ensuring adequate coordination and resourcing by the partner university during the start-up phase [PU-RCSI] [3] Ensuring equivalent student experience across campuses [RCSI-Dublin; RCSI-Bahrain; PU-RCSI] [1] Working at each partnership [2] Annual internal Quality Assurance review over the first four years of operation [PU-RCSI] [3-A] Annual RCSI ‘International Education Forum (IEF)’ bringing staff from all campuses together in Dublin to discuss Medicine curriculum delivery & innovation [3-B] End-of-semester surveys with Schools developing robust quality improvement plans