The duo are joined by University of Bristol's Dr. David Sands to discuss the changing landscape of leadership and the importance of climate change education for young people. David also shares his research into the NPQ programme and how they compare with the Hong Kong Principal Programme. The results are interesting to say the least!
David also shares with us how universities have had to adapt their offer during the pandemic and how overseas students have been supported throughout the period of remote lectures. It is interesting that no matter the age and stage, there seems to be similarities in approach.
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