Going global : connecting cultures, forging futures /: connecting cultures, forging futures. (2016)
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- Book
- Title:
- Going global : connecting cultures, forging futures /: connecting cultures, forging futures. (2016)
- Main Title:
- Going global : connecting cultures, forging futures
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Mary Stiasny, Tim Gore.
- Editors:
- Stiasny, Mary
Gore, Tim - Other Names:
- Going Global (Conference)
- Contents:
- CONTENTS Foreword, by Jo Johnson; Introduction, by Sir Ciarán Devane SECTION 1: STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS OF INTERNATIONALIZATION: 1.1 Editors' introduction to Section 1; 1.2 Key trends in the internationalization of higher education: Are we heading in the right direction?, by Fiona Hunter, Hans de Wit and Laura Howard; 1.3 Importance and dynamics of TNE data collection systems, by Jane Knight and John McNamara; 1.4 Terminology counts: Towards a mutual basis for transnational education statistics, by Dorothea Rüland and Susanne Kammüller; 1.5 Encouraging and supporting student mobility: The role of a pedagogy of intercultural competence, by Sibilla Robutti; 1.6 Why do students make the decisions they make on mobility programmes?, by Catriona Hanks and Anne Marie Graham; 1.7 Encouraging cultures of quality in higher education: An international perspective, by Elizabeth Halford; 1.8 The role of quality assurance in building and maintaining a culture of excellence in higher education: The African perspective, by Paul Kwadwo Addo, S. Kojo Mbra Assan and Patricia G. Owusu-Darko SECTION 2: THE SKILLS AND VALUES OF INTERNATIONALIZATION: 2.1 Editors' introduction to Section 2; 2.2 Intercultural fluency: A practice-led approach, by Ruth Najda and Neil Shaw; 2.3 Through the looking glass: What does intercultural competence look like in higher education?, by Catriona Cunningham and Elizabeth J. Sandell; 2.4 Masters Beyond Borders, by Melissa Schuessler; 2.5 Connecting culture withCONTENTS Foreword, by Jo Johnson; Introduction, by Sir Ciarán Devane SECTION 1: STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS OF INTERNATIONALIZATION: 1.1 Editors' introduction to Section 1; 1.2 Key trends in the internationalization of higher education: Are we heading in the right direction?, by Fiona Hunter, Hans de Wit and Laura Howard; 1.3 Importance and dynamics of TNE data collection systems, by Jane Knight and John McNamara; 1.4 Terminology counts: Towards a mutual basis for transnational education statistics, by Dorothea Rüland and Susanne Kammüller; 1.5 Encouraging and supporting student mobility: The role of a pedagogy of intercultural competence, by Sibilla Robutti; 1.6 Why do students make the decisions they make on mobility programmes?, by Catriona Hanks and Anne Marie Graham; 1.7 Encouraging cultures of quality in higher education: An international perspective, by Elizabeth Halford; 1.8 The role of quality assurance in building and maintaining a culture of excellence in higher education: The African perspective, by Paul Kwadwo Addo, S. Kojo Mbra Assan and Patricia G. Owusu-Darko SECTION 2: THE SKILLS AND VALUES OF INTERNATIONALIZATION: 2.1 Editors' introduction to Section 2; 2.2 Intercultural fluency: A practice-led approach, by Ruth Najda and Neil Shaw; 2.3 Through the looking glass: What does intercultural competence look like in higher education?, by Catriona Cunningham and Elizabeth J. Sandell; 2.4 Masters Beyond Borders, by Melissa Schuessler; 2.5 Connecting culture with leadership, by Dawn Freshwater and Philip Esterhuizen; 2.6 Connecting cultures and forging futures through global leadership development, by Robin Middlehurst and Tom Kennie; 2.7 Access and equality in higher education: Building the global dialogue, by Graeme Atherton; 2.8 Beyond national competition: Transnational higher education for global well-being, by Rajani Naidoo; 2.9 Higher education in emergency environments, by Wendy Jordan; 2.10 The higher education system in Russia: Reform process and dynamics of internationalization, by Irina Arzhanova, Pavel Arefiev, Marina Baryshnikova, Dmitry Derman and Alexander Klyagin; 2.11 ASEAN cross-cultural skills development, by Jonathan Ledger SECTION 3: KNOWLEDGE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION IN INTERNATIONALIZATION: 3.1 Editors' introduction to Section 3; 3.2 Creating a national innovation and skills ecosystem through international bridges, by Cameron Mirza and Annamarie Lawrence; 3.3 Federal Institutes: A new Brazilian model of vocational, scientific and technological education, by Nilton N. Cometti; 3.4 University–industry collaboration: A novel model to advance PhD education on innovation, by Takehiko Kitamori; 3.5 Building knowledge transfer at Hong Kong Baptist University: A customer-oriented approach, by Alfred K.T. Tan; 3.6 Connecting international higher education and industry partners, forging future global music industry careers, by Mark Thorley; 3.7 Creative industries and global education, by Christina Slade; 3.8 Global innovation networks: The anatomy of change, by John Hearn, Joyce Achampong, Hilligje Van't Land and Paul Manners 4: REFLECTIONS: 4.1 Editors' introduction to Section 4; 4.2 Universities and their importance to nations and cities, by Jo Beall Conclusion, by Mary Stiasny and Tim Gore; Postscript, by Blade Nzimande; About the editors; About the contributors. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- London : Institute of Education Press
- Publication Date:
- 2016
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 370.116
International education -- Congresses - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9780863557835
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