Ralf Roßkopf writes in the current issue of Internationalisation of Higher Education about the challenge of labour migration and explores the potentials of binational career services.
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In the current issue of Internationalisation of Higher Education Andrea Handsteiner explores the aims of certification for human resources of HEIs by the European Comission.
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In the current issue of INT Gustavo P. Oliveira et al. present a case study which reports the experience of engagement among Venezuelan refugees and food technology students during an arepa-making workshop.
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Natalie Cruz's analysis in the current issue of Internationalisation of Higher Education explores the role that faculty and campus administrators play in internationalisation efforts.
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In the current issue of Internationalisation of Higher Education Hazel Grünewald explores the ongoing debate on the use of soft power in international higher education.
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The scope and functions of professional advisors for international students have shifted dramatically from student development to immigration compliance. David Di Maria explains the history of the profession.
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Sanna Väisänen discusses the lessons learned during the first funding period of FORTHEM Alliance, a European University Alliance, established
as one of the pilot alliances in 2019.
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How to localize international higher education practices? In our current issue Dara Melnyk & Irina Eremenko present a case stuy and suggest steps towards a set of guidelines.
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In our first issue of 2023 Lijuan Luo, Peter Cruickshank & Kendall Richards write about Stakeholder perspectives of #Internationalisation of Universities in
China’s non-first-tier Cities.
doi.org/10.36197/INT.1-2023.…
#Internationalization #China
Read about Internationalization of Higher Education through the light of
„a comparative case study between two Brazilian higher education institutions“
And are you writing on #International #highered ?
Submit a paper to us this November or December. tinyurl.com/3dr58vup
Read our new issue, including a paper on
benefits and challenges of a COIL class for students
And are you also are writing on #internationalisation #highered ?
Submit to us in November or December
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get in touch: [email protected]
Read our recently published article:
All That Glitters Is Not Gold
EXAMINING CHALLENGES OF #INTERNATIONALIZED #DIGITAL #EDUCATION
by @morozok7
We also have an open call,
So submit a paper to us this November: tinyurl.com/3dr58vup
and get in touch: [email protected]
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Read @dknightvt @TheKirstenDavis & Nicole Sanderlin on:
Applying Organizational Lenses to Understand the Potential for International Research Experiences...
And are you writing on #internationalisation #highered ?
Submit a paper to us this November: tinyurl.com/3dr58vup
In our 2/2022 Issue:
@Furqan_Qamar picks up the perspective that the number of international students in India has remained low and significantly below the potential of the country.
He asks why this is so: doi.org/10.36197/INT.2-2022.…
READ in our 2/2022 Summer issue about:
a recent 🇺🇸U.S.-Japan 🇯🇵 bilateral government initiative that piloted VE & COIL to enhance higher education relations beyond study mobility
both in a pre-COVID and a post-COVID context.
doi.org/10.36197/INT.2-2022.…
@VOnorevole
Check out what Marcelo Rabossi and colleages have to say about the effects of #COVID19 on #internationalization in the first year of the pandemic. #Mobility
doi.org/10.36197/INT.1-2022.…
What hurdles may prevent the entry of #BranchCampuses in #India? Eldho Mathews and Anamika look at the ambitions and challenges, and make suggestions for setting up branch campuses. Check it out: doi.org/10.36197/INT.1-2022.…
#internationalisation #mobility
How is the #internationalization of #HigherEd linked to #ScienceDiplomacy?
In our most recent issue @Lecheverriaking and collegues consider this question, especially with examples from #LatinAmerica. Have a read!
doi.org/10.36197/INT.1-2022.…
DUZ International retweeted
Just wanted to say “thank you” to journals and reviewers that give junior researchers a chance with an R&R for manuscripts that could/should have been rejected. Grateful for the chance to learn and strengthen my work. @DUZ_HigherEd @law_byu #AcademicChatter @TweeterAcademic
In our first issue of 2022
Jessica Schiltmans writes about inclusive internationalisation of #HigherEd
and provides a critical lens on the identified issues and proposed solutions in the contemporary literature
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