1st Edition
Comprehensive Internationalization Institutional pathways to success
Acknowledgements
Series Forward
Introduction
Part I
Chapter 1:
Comprehensive Internationalization: Roots, Aspects, and Evolution
Chapter 2:
Trends, Environments, and Organization Shaping Comprehensive Internationalization
Chapter 3:
Motivations and Rationales for Comprehensive Internationalization
Chapter 4:
Comprehensive Internationalization: From Rhetoric and Concept to Reality
Chapter 5:
Barriers and Barrier Reduction for Comprehensive Internationalization
Chapter 6:
Measuring Outcomes from Institutional Comprehensive Internationalization
Chapter 7:
Sustainable Resources for Comprehensive Internationalization
PART II Institutional Case Stories
Chapter 8:
Beloit College: Internationalization in the American Midwest. Elizabeth Brewer
Chapter 9:
Embedding Internationalization at the University of Helsinki. Markus Laitinen
Chapter 10:
Strategic Internationalization in Sweden: The Cases of Lund University and Blekinge Institute of Technology. Hans Pohl and Andreas Gothenberg
Chapter 11:
Michigan State University: Origins and Evolution of the Institution Toward a Global Frame. Dawn Thorndike Pysarchik and John K. Hudzik
Chapter 12:
Internationalization of Higher Education—The Nanyang Technological University Story: Perspectives and Experience from the Lion City. Bertil Andersson and Tony Mayer
Chapter 13:
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University: Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Nico Jooste
Chapter 14:
"Knowledge Without Borders": Internationalisation Strategy at the University of Nottingham. Christine Ennew
Chapter 15:
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro: Internationalization, A Well Assembled Puzzle. Rosa Marina and Brito Meyer
Chapter 16:
Internationalisation at the University of Queensland: An Institutional Journey. Anna Ciccarelli and Janey Saunders
Chapter 17
Connnecting Internationalisation to university Vision: The Swinburne Experience. Melissa Banks
Chapter 18
Pathways to Comprehensive Internationalization: Connecting CI Concepts and Strategies with the Institutional Case Stories
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Professor John K. Hudzik of Michigan State University is past President and Chair of the Board of Directors of NAFSA, Association of International Educators, and also past President of the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA). He was for nearly 15 years Dean and Vice President of International Programs and Global Engagement at MSU. He is the NAFSA Senior Scholar for Internationalization, recipient of the AIEA Charles Klasek Award, and recipient of the Transatlantic Leadership Award of the European Association for International Education.
"Comprehensive Internationalization provides a key outlet for understanding institutional approaches to internationalization through case studies from around the world. ... The real strength of this book lies in the case studies ... Through those case studies, the reader gains insights into the role of national policy, the pivotal role of leadership, the importance of maintaining close alignment with the academic mission, and the value of an integrated, ongoing process ... The case studies also provide insights into practical steps that were taken to implement comprehensive internationalization." —International Educator
"This book examines internationalization within higher educational institutions, focusing on actual approaches to implement a more integrated, strategic or comprehensive global engagement across core missions of teaching, research and engagement." - IAU Horizions






