INTERNATIONALIZATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Keywords:
Internationalisation, Higher Education, International Students, international collaborationsSynopsis
Internationalization in Higher Education offers a critical and interdisciplinary exploration of how higher education is being reshaped by an increasingly interconnected world. Moving beyond the traditional emphasis on student and academic mobility, this volume examines internationalization through diverse geographical, cultural, disciplinary, and historical perspectives. Bringing together scholarly insights and experiences from different countries, the book explores key dimensions of internationalization, including knowledge production, cultural exchange, language and translation, the experiences of international students, inequality and inclusion, as well as its philosophical, ethical, and political foundations. It also considers emerging technologies and new pathways for global collaboration. By bringing these diverse perspectives into dialogue, the volume highlights both the challenges and possibilities of internationalization in practice. It invites readers to consider a fundamental question: can internationalization make higher education not only more global, but also more just, inclusive, and of higher quality?
Chapters
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Chapter 1: Higher Education Without Walls
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Chapter 2: Geo-Conceptual Foundations of Visionary Internationalization in Higher Education
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Chapter 3: Universal Education in Kant: Ethical and Political Grounds
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Chapter 4: Anthropological Perspectives on Internationalization in Higher Education
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Chapter 5: Dewey's Perspective: Internationalization and Intercultural Learning Diversity
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Chapter 6: The Khwarizmi-Ibn Sina Knowledge Corridor
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Chapter 7: The Reformation and Internationalization of Higher Education
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Chapter 8: Second Constitutional Era: Overseas Scholarship Student Policy
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Chapter 9: Translation's Role in Building International Cultural Foundations
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Chapter 10: International Students in Türkiye: Demographic and Academic Indicators
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Chapter 11: Policy Influence on Moldova's Higher Education Internationalization
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Chapter 12: Administrative Procedure and Disability Accommodations in TR-YÖS
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Chapter 13: Digitalization and Internationalization in Higher Education
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Chapter 14: Sustainability Contributions of Universities by Region
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Chapter 15: Contributions of Translation and Interpretation Departments in Türkiye to Higher Education
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Chapter 16: Superlative Teaching Views: French-English Double Major Teachers
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ENHANCING INTERNATIONALISATION THROUGH ONLINE PRE-TESTS AND POST-TESTS
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SELF-DETERMINATION AND STUDY ABROAD IN LANGUAGE EDUCATION
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LANGUAGE POLICY AND TRANSLATION PRACTICES: THE CASE OF MALI
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INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE OF IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES
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ASSESSING INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE THROUGH DEVELOPED SCALES
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CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG LEARNERS OF TURKISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
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EXAMINING LIFE SATISFACTION FACTORS AMONG INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ACQUISITION
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DETERMINING THE ADAPTATION PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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INFORMAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES OF ERASMUS PROGRAMME PARTICIPANTS
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN TÜRKIYE
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AFRICAN STUDENTS IN TÜRKİYE: CHALLENGES AND POST-STUDY PERSPECTIVES
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MITIGATING POVERTY AND INCOME INEQUALITY THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION
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ABSENT MATTER IN ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE DESIGN EDUCATION
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