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Internationalisation at Home through Virtual Collaborative Learning

open access: yesInternational Journal of Management, Knowledge and Learning, 2023
Purpose: This paper aims to give an overview of the challenges, mechanisms, and achievements of internationalisation at home through reporting the unfolding of two virtual exchanges across the Mediterranean.
Dorsaf Ben Malek
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Internationalisation at Home - Developing Global Citizens Without Travel [PDF]

open access: yes, 2021
'Intercultural Online Collaborative Project' section in the 'Internationalisation at Home - Developing Global Citizens Without Travel' report. The 'Certificate in Higher Education: Preparation for Design Media and Screen' project titled Intercultural Online Collaborative Project has been selected by Universities UK International (UUKi) amongst the ...
Antonopoulou, Alexandra
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The Internationalisation of UK Higher Education: From ‘technical observance’ to ‘relational participation’, the road to CAPRI… [PDF]

open access: yes, 2009
This article reflects on a review of the literature on the internationalisation of UK higher education (HE) commissioned by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) in 2006.
Caruana, V
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Higher Education internationalisation policy and home student populations

open access: yesCompare
Policies on internationalisation exist in Higher Education around the world, but no literature is currently available which draws together scholarly responses to these policies. This study reviews responses to internationalisation policy for ‘Home’ students (as opposed to international students) in Higher Education Institutions globally.
Susan Levy   +2 more
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Internationalization at Home (IaH) in Living-learning context

open access: yesSOTL in the South, 2021
Internationalisation has been associated with the cultivation of global competencies.  However, there have also been contentions about inclusivity, accessibility and mobility, and that it may privilege some.  This reflective piece attempts to respond to
Kooi Cheng Lee   +2 more
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Do top-down and bottom-up agents agree on internationalisation? A mixed methods study of Spanish universities

open access: yesLanguage Value, 2022
This paper explores the implementation of internationalisation in the Spanish university system and its effects from a mixed methods approach, combining quantitative corpus linguistics techniques and qualitative interview protocols.
Rosana Villares Maldonado
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Why we should continue to ask critical questions about internationalisation at home

open access: yesPerspectives in Education, 2022
Long before the COVID pandemic, we had already realised that traditional forms of internationalisation had their limitations. Mobility of students had remained limited to a small minority of students, a ‘cultural elite’.
Jos Beelen
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Introducing Internationalisation at Home

open access: yesLearning and Teaching, 2022
Taiwan higher education institutions are employing two strategies: Internationalisation at Home (IaH) to promote domestic students’ international exposure and awareness, and Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) to promote language skills and professional knowledge.
Mark Gosling, Wenhsien Yang
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Internationalisation in higher education for society – IHES in the times of corona [PDF]

open access: yesSociální Pedagogika, 2020
Internationalisation has so far been largely disconnected from major societal developments such as the rise of xenophobia, climate change or more recently the Corona crisis and research on internationalisation for society is scarce.
Brandenburg Uwe
doaj   +1 more source

Internationalisation at home: The internationalisation of location-bound service SMEs [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of International Entrepreneurship, 2016
This study explores how location-bound service small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—such as tourism companies—internationalise. We suggest that key dimensions in the internationalisation of these firms are the available resource base, the company network and its embeddedness and entrepreneurial capabilities, particularly entrepreneur’s language ...
Helena Turunen, Niina Nummela
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