The Globalisation of Higher Education
Develo** Internationalised Education Research and Practice
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Timothy Hall
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Designing Outbound Mobility Experiences: Strategies Behind the Itinerary
As the popularity of outbound student mobility increases, so too does the number of scholars recounting their own experiences implementing mobility programmes. This offers academics, both experienced and new, ...
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Globalizing Higher Education Policy Practice: Internationalizing Education Through Learning Transformations in Knowledge Construction
This chapter raises provocative ideas, moving briskly through them inviting engagement in further research and teaching in local/global education policy practice. A new generation of local/global education is ...
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The Epitome of Transformation: Enhancing Outbound Mobility Experiences in the Twenty-First Century
As Australia ventures deeper into the Asian Century, the need for outward-looking, global-minded graduates has never been greater. The outbound mobility experience (OME is recognized as one of the most effecti...
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Generating and Deepening Reflection Whilst Studying Abroad: Incorporating Photo Elicitation in Transformative Travel
Most study abroad programmes conclude with debriefing activities emphasizing verbal and written reflection, with the visual image used merely as a supplementary aid. Photographs are used to promote programmes ...
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From One Songline to Another: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students’ Study Tour Journey of Indigenous Connection and Solidarity
This chapter examines the experiences of eight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander preservice teachers on a study tour with a focus on Indigenous Studies to a Canadian university. Educational activities incl...
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Develo** Global Perspectives: Responding to the State of International Education in Australian Universities
The volume of university students travelling overseas has increased rapidly in recent decades. Student flows are asymmetrical: Students from wealthy nations disproportionately study in the Global North, and st...
