La rivalité entre de langues des colonisateurs (français et anglais) by Napitupulu, Cartalyna

“…&nbsp;</span><span style="font-size: 1rem;">In general, researchers who evaluate the internationalization of higher education tend to share the idea&nbsp;</span><span style="font-size: 1rem;">that internationalization opens opportunities that are more desirable than dangerous. …”
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Criterios para internacionalizar el currículum universitario / Criteria for the internationalization of university curricula by Elsiana Guido Guido, Ana Guzmán Aguilar

“…This article originated in a survey of documentation and bibliography carried out in 2010 at the Academic Evaluation Center of  the Universidad de Costa Rica, around the topic of internationalization in higher education. Additionally, several persons in the university, who are related to this topic, were interviewed, and experiences of the authors were analyzed and considered. …”
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Re-Envisioning Global Health Competencies for the African Region Aligned with Local Health Needs and Resources by Ritika Tiwari, René English, Kerrin Begg, Usuf Chikte

“…Background: While many Global Health programs aim to address health inequalities within and between HICs and low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) there is a need to establish new Global Health academic programs within the growing trend towards ‘internationalization of higher education’. Objective: This study was undertaken to re-envision Global Health competencies for the African region context with respect to the local health needs and availability of resources. …”
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Institutional vector of internationalization of the Slovak Republic National Higher Education System: National Universities of Slovakia and European Union International Cooperation... by Myhovych Iryna

“…The Ukrainian context of internationalization of higher education under study is outlined through the prism of East European, where the end of the XXth – the beginning of the XXI century can be named as the period of transformations in socio-political life of the countries and as the period of convergence of national higher education systems. …”
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Editorial by The Editors

“…The first three papers deal with the concept of internationalization in Higher Education. Internationalization can be seen from two different perspectives: first, from foreign students crossing borders in order to look for educational and professional opportunities and, second, from local students seeking to acquire the necessary skills to succeed in a globalized world. …”
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Editorial by The Editors

“…The first three papers deal with the concept of internationalization in Higher Education. Internationalization can be seen from two different perspectives: first, from foreign students crossing borders in order to look for educational and professional opportunities and, second, from local students seeking to acquire the necessary skills to succeed in a globalized world. …”
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Contribuições singulares em tempos de incertezas by Álvaro Chrispino

“…Costa (Ministério da Defesa) e Canen (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro) apresentam o resultado de seus estudos intitulado Internationalization of Higher Education Institutions: perceptions of scholars, em que tratam de tema em voga nas universidades brasileiras: a internacionalização. …”
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Globalization of Higher Education in Malaysia by Isaac Taylor

“…This reflective analysis examined the policies and practices, in the higher education of Malaysia that internationalizes its higher education systems; the impact of globalization and the development of knowledge based economy; the cultural landscape of higher education in Malaysia towards globalization; and any international organizations or resources to identify/critique the impact of globalization of Malaysia’s higher education systems. …”
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Higher Education as ‘Strategic Power’? An Assessment of China-Africa Higher Education Partnerships and Collaborations by Obert Hodzi, Padmore Amoah

“… China is internationalizing its higher education sector – setting up several bilateral and multilateral partnerships between public and private institutions across the globe. …”
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Learning that Makes a Difference: Pedagogy and Practice for Learning Abroad by Joanne Benham Rennick

“…The first is to present an overview of the literature on the global trend to internationalize the higher education curriculum. The second is to briefly highlight some of the key pedagogical concepts established in the work of pedagogical trailblazers John Dewey, Paulo Freire and Jack Mezirow and synthesize them in relation to learning abroad. …”
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“That’ll Teach Them”: Investigating the Soft Power Conversion Model through the Case of Russian Higher Education by A. Crowley-Vigneau, A. A. Baykov, E. Kalyuzhnova

“…These preliminary findings suggest that the benefits of internationalizing national higher education systems are not just reserved to the norm initiators (US, UK) but extend to second wave norm adopters (Russia, China).…”
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Exploring graduate students’ socialization to international agriculture: A mixed methods needs assessment by Colby J. Silvert, Rafael Q. Landaverde, John Diaz, Mary T. Rodriguez, Dharmendra Kalauni

“…Internationalization of higher education’s agricultural disciplines is essential to account for agrifood system trends toward globalization and multiculturalism. …”
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