International Higher Education Number 83, our 2015 special issue on internationalization of higher education. This is the
second special issue that CIHE has published in the last year in
cooperation with the Centre for Higher Education Internationalisation
(CHEI) at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, Italy, with
Fiona Hunter and myself as guest editors. With 16 contributions, the issue
provides an overview of key thematic and national trends in
internationalization, with particular emphasis on the curriculum.
I use this opportunity to announce a change in our subscription policy, as
of 2016. Over the past 20 years, IHE has been published and distributed
(both in print and online) for free to our readers all over the world. This
has been made possible thanks to grants received from the Ford Foundation
and the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the generous support of Boston
College, and the free contributions by our authors. We want to continue to
provide IHE for free to our online subscribers in the coming years. But,
given the increasing costs of printing and mailing, we must charge a modest
annual fee for those who wish to receive the printed version. More details
of this policy change will follow in January.
For now, we wish you all the best as 2015 draws to a close.
Cordially
Hans de Wit, Special Issue Co-editor and Director of CIHE
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International Higher Education
No 83: Special Issue 2015
Table of Contents
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Full Issue
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Number 83: Special Issue 2015
Key Trends
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The Future of Internationalization of Higher Education in Europe (2-3)
Hans de Wit, Fiona Hunter
Why Internationalize Education? (4-5)
Robert Coelen
Integrating Institutional Policies and Leadership for 21st Century
Internationalization (5-7)
John K Hudzik
“Internationalists” and “Locals” in Research: Similar Productivity
Patterns Across Europe (7-9)
Marek Kwiek
Ensuring Equality in Higher Education Partnerships Involving Unequal
Universities in Divergent Contexts (9-10)
Cornelius Hagenmeier
Internationalization of the Curriculum
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Internationalization, the Curriculum and the Disciplines (10-12)
Hans de Wit, Betty Leask
Europe Calling: A New Definition for Internationalization at Home (12-13)
Jos Beelen, Elspeth Jones
Internationalization of the Curriculum and the “New Normal’: An
Australian Perspective (13-15)
Craig Whitsed, Wendy Green
Faculty and International Engagement: Has Internationalization Changed
Academic Work? (15-17)
Douglas Proctor
Building an Inclusive Community for International Students (17-18)
Rachawan Wongtrirat, Ravi Ammigan, Adriana Pérez-Encinas
National Developments
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Outward Mobility of Saudi Students: An Overview (19-20)
Manail Anis Ahmed
Past, Present and Future of Higher Education Internationalization in Russia
(20-22)
Anna Chamchiyan
Changing Trends in Japanese Students Studying Abroad (22-23)
Annette Bradford
Coordinated German Internationalization: Broadening Perspectives (24-26)
Bernhard Streitwieser, Jennifer Olson, Simone Burkhart, Niels Klabunde
India’s Emergence as a Regional Education Hub (26-28)
Mona Khare
Internationalization Trends in French Higher Education: An Historical
Overview (28-30)
Guillaume Tronchet
Departments
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News of CHEI and CIHE (30-31)
New Publications (32)
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