‘Partir c’est mourir un peu’, French for ‘To leave is to die a little’, meaning it’s very hard to say goodbye. Maybe not fully applicable for the end of the academic year, but I like a little drama and as we all have to say goodbye to some students and maybe even to some colleagues, …
GoingVirtual, a column – Partir c’est mourir un peu Read More »
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Supporting Academics to Become International Educators through Professional Learning Communities
My bachelor studies were coming to an end and I was disappointed that I could not go on a study exchange due to the pandemic situation. When the offer of the Summer Learning Lab 2021 came up to us, I was immediately interested. I have to be honest, at first I thought that the Summer …
Student Reflection Summer Learning Lab, Finland 2021 Read More »
Internationalization is more than just mobility or a collection of individual, separate activities. As a process it needs to be planned as part of a long-term strategy, nurtured and communicated continuously by university leaders, both across and outside the university. Panel speakers will share their experience and ideas on how to incorporate, support and sustain …
Conversation: Strategic Leadership in Comprehensive Internationalization (Czeducon 2021) Read More »
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Crossing borders by Michel Hogenes, March 27, 2022 Sitting at Prague Airport, contemplating the interesting trip I made to Hradec Králové. The ‘Mitigating Covid Together’ team met in this nice city with its beautiful renaissance and baroque architecture for their Erasmus+ multiplier event and so-called transnational meeting. Thursday, March 24, the Faculty of …
In this third episode of MCT podcasts, Vanessa Dennen of Florida State University talks about Distance Learning and International Education.
