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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book discusses the recent advances in technology and the global COVID pandemic, which has driven a 'virtual' internationalization of higher education, with universities expanding their digital footprints overseas, accelerating their distance education offerings, and exploring such innovations as virtual exchange programs"-- |
| Beschreibung: | 29 PDFs (415 pages) Also available in print. |
| Format: | Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781668459300 |
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| contents | Chapter 1. Leading global digitalization in higher education -- Chapter 2. Establishing DST and push-pull theory for internationalization best practices in higher education -- Chapter 3. Reimagining mobility for an inclusive international higher education agenda -- Chapter 4. Does institutional autonomy guarantee academic freedom: view from third-age universities -- Chapter 5. Socio-cultural and historical influences on 20th to 21st century internationalization of higher education -- Chapter 6. The value of cultural diversity as a language curriculum resource for promoting internationalization at home -- Chapter 7. Expanding the boundaries of college classroom beyond the ocean: the u.s. teacher education students visiting Swedish early childhood programs -- Chapter 8. International and multicultural education in English language teacher education -- Chapter 9. COVID-19 effects on study abroad programming and international student influx in the U.S.: problems and possibilities -- Chapter 10. Developing transversal and intercultural competences to increase employability: the role of international mobility in Swiss higher education -- Chapter 11. The marketing of business education in Estonia: the case of the Estonian business school -- Chapter 12. Implications for harmonization of higher education minimum bodies of knowledge in the SADC region: the case of Zimbabwe and South Africa -- Chapter 13. Internationalization of higher education: perspectives on EMI policy in Tunisia -- Chapter 14. The societal and educational transformation projects: the evolution of the Lebanese diverse education (ELDES) -- Chapter 15. Perceptions of key stakeholders on the internationalization of higher education institutions in the UAE -- Chapter 16. Digitalization of higher education in the digital age: the world's current digital transformation and its goals -- Chapter 17. Online education directors' perceptions of leadership, management and administrative roles -- Chapter 18. Exploring the link between the international students and the economic growth of Turkey -- Chapter 19. Turkey's efforts on global higher education marketisation. |
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| spellingShingle | Global perspectives on the internationalization of higher education Chapter 1. Leading global digitalization in higher education -- Chapter 2. Establishing DST and push-pull theory for internationalization best practices in higher education -- Chapter 3. Reimagining mobility for an inclusive international higher education agenda -- Chapter 4. Does institutional autonomy guarantee academic freedom: view from third-age universities -- Chapter 5. Socio-cultural and historical influences on 20th to 21st century internationalization of higher education -- Chapter 6. The value of cultural diversity as a language curriculum resource for promoting internationalization at home -- Chapter 7. Expanding the boundaries of college classroom beyond the ocean: the u.s. teacher education students visiting Swedish early childhood programs -- Chapter 8. International and multicultural education in English language teacher education -- Chapter 9. COVID-19 effects on study abroad programming and international student influx in the U.S.: problems and possibilities -- Chapter 10. Developing transversal and intercultural competences to increase employability: the role of international mobility in Swiss higher education -- Chapter 11. The marketing of business education in Estonia: the case of the Estonian business school -- Chapter 12. Implications for harmonization of higher education minimum bodies of knowledge in the SADC region: the case of Zimbabwe and South Africa -- Chapter 13. Internationalization of higher education: perspectives on EMI policy in Tunisia -- Chapter 14. The societal and educational transformation projects: the evolution of the Lebanese diverse education (ELDES) -- Chapter 15. Perceptions of key stakeholders on the internationalization of higher education institutions in the UAE -- Chapter 16. Digitalization of higher education in the digital age: the world's current digital transformation and its goals -- Chapter 17. Online education directors' perceptions of leadership, management and administrative roles -- Chapter 18. Exploring the link between the international students and the economic growth of Turkey -- Chapter 19. Turkey's efforts on global higher education marketisation. Distance education Technological innovations. Education and globalization. Education, Higher International cooperation. Web-based instruction Technological innovations. |
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