Estelle KeerthanaAlarming news indeed. Are the courses not accredited by @TEQSAGov and #cricos (for foreign students)? Is there an oversight on quality? #earlychildhood #educators #quality #quantity #southerncrossuni #australia #education #highered #international #intled
Thomas Ekman JorgensenWhat have had impact on European #highered the last years, and where are we going with internationalisation? This and more in a great webinar by the clever @EUA colleauges.
EUA Webinar - Trends 2024: European higher education institutions in times of transition
A short glimpse of a recent exercise in #futuresthinking for #highered
Analysing trends, building forecasts, articulating a vision and then developing a political strategy.
All good fun, but also useful for the day-to-day Brussels advocacy work.
#academicfreedom in decline - the 2024 Academic Freedom Index shows a worrying global decline, often accompanied by polarisation. Globally, Europe remains a good place to be.
A rough snapshot, but worrying nevertheless.
Listen to @EUA's Anna-Lena Claeys-Kulik talking about the future of #universities' internationalisation with @feldtfos - where is the space for #diversity?
Exploring future transnational cooperation for Europe’s universities: What does it mean for minorities? - Diversity in Research Podcast
Global collaborations in research, teaching and student recruitment remain at the heart of the work of higher education institutions across Europe. The European Universities Association (EUA) recently released a report which explores possible futu...
Last week, the European Commission launched a call for evidence regarding #research security (including #highereducation linked to international cooperation.
Before getting too nervous, this is not all too bad as a start.
- Openness is recognised as intrinsic to #science
- Emphasis on support for self-governance in #universities
- No bans on specific countries
It is important that the final outcome stays like this!
Academics and young leaving #HongKong
Pii-Tuulia NikulaAre you interested in the intersection of climate change & international education? Our article 'Internationalisation of Higher Education and Climate Change: A Cognitive Dissonance Perspective' was published in the Journal of Studies in International Education yesterday.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10283153221145082
You can email me ([email protected]) to get a copy. You can also read the accepted manuscript version on RG https://www.researchgate.net/publication/366311793_Internationalisation_of_Higher_Education_and_Climate_Change_A_Cognitive_Dissonance_Perspective
Laura KosloffSo I had to go visit ... I have two accounts, one for legal/professional connections and one for my spare time work with exchange students and cultural exchange. My @legallaurak account is a reflection of what we can see in our timelines here with people repeating who's been suspended, saying they're done, etc. etc.. My other account though, was as though nothing has happened. People tweeting about #IntlEd and cultural exchange as usual. Two different worlds.
#TwitterChaos
#TwitterChaos
@uwebrandenburg @eddiepwest @Pii @cheng_yien I agree with Uwe. I'm a lawyer and have a bunch of lawyer colleagues, I work on climate and have connections there, and I work with #internationalstudents so have that as well. I haven't had trouble connecting with people on different servers -- I feel that it's more a matter of getting the people who work in #intled to come over. A lot of the people I know are still hanging onto Twitter.