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2 The World in 2030 Changed Environment Source: Visions of the Future: Life in the 2030 s :07:39 PM

3 Dramatic predictions By 2030 Acknowledgement: Thomas Frey, Futurist Speaker. 33 Dramatic Predictions 1. By 2030 over 80% of all doctor visits will have been replaced by automated exams. 2. By 2030 over 90% of all restaurants will use some form of a 3D food printer in their meal preparations. 3. By 2030 over 10% of all global financial transactions will be conducted through Bitcoin or Bitcoin-like crypto currencies. 4. By 2030 we will seen a growing number of highways designated as driverless-vehicle only. 5. By 2030, a Chinese company will become the first to enter the space tourism industry by establishing regular flights to their space hotel. 6. By 2030, the world s largest Internet company will be in the education business, and it will be a company we have not heard of yet. 7. By 2030 over 20% of all new construction will be printed buildings. 8. By 2030 over 2 billion jobs will have disappeared, freeing up talent for many new fledgling industries. 9. By 2030 a new protest group will have emerged that holds anti-cloning rallies, demonstrating against the creation of soul-less humans. Others :07:39 PM

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6 Social and Consumer Rapidly Changing Environment (1) Global middle-class will increase to 4.9 billion by 2030 while their influence swells Rise of Generation C (connected, communicating, content-centric, computerised, community oriented, clicking, and change) It s about me, tailored consumer content, and deepening personalization :07:39 PM

7 Information Explosion and Access Rapidly Changing Environment (2) The digital universe will grow by a factor of 10 between 2013 to 2020 and from there expected to at least double every two years. By 2030, more than half of the world s population will have Internet access Information is power and cyberspace is the new frontline for security :07:39 PM

8 Rapidly Changing Environment (3) Scientific and Technology Trends The Third Revolution: the convergence of life sciences, physical sciences and engineering Globalization and competition are putting emphasis on regional clusters R&D spending growth continues while globalization accelerates and global influence shifts :07:39 PM

9 Changes in S&T Work Rapidly Changing Environment (4) Increasing research collaboration across national boundaries Everything is connected and problems are multi-disciplinary Opportunities to blend four generations in one work environment :07:39 PM

10 3 years experience Strategic Objective 2 (SO2) Excellence in Teaching and Learning - Undergraduate Developing Competence Dublin Accord Sydney Accord Conceive Engineer Design Implement Operate Washington Accord Bologna Process Technician Current offering Technologist 1 st year NDip 2 nd year NDip 3 rd year WIL BTech NQF 7 NQF 7 1 st year Bachelor s 2 nd year Bachelor s 3 rd year Bachelor s WIL Candidacy years experience :07:41 PM

11 Strategic Objective 2 (SO2) Excellence in Teaching and Learning - Undergraduate Maintaining Competence Engineer Technician Technologist Continuing Professional Development (CPD) NQF 7 1 st year Bachelor s 2 nd year Bachelor s 3 rd year Bachelor s WIL Candidacy years experience :07:42 PM

12 Strategic Objective 2 (SO2) Excellence in Teaching and Learning - Undergraduate Developing and Maintaining Competence Engineer Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Technologist Technician CPD Accounting Engineering Economics Humanities and the Social Sciences Student Chapters Professional Development :07:42 PM

13 Developing and Maintaining Competence in a Rapidly Changing Environment CPD Professional Networking Staying Technically Current Career Tools Continuing Education Discounts Credit Unions & many more & many more & many more & many more & many more :07:42 PM

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15 We Live in Exciting Times

16 We Live in Exciting Times Questions and Comments