Sentence examples similar to pattern of internationalisation from inspiring English sources

It may be that some form of "internationalisation" of the nation-building process in Iraq will allow Mr Zapatero to soften his position.

Many leading UK universities speak of internationalisation and global ambitions.

Hans de Wit is professor of internationalisation of higher education at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, and director of the Centre for Higher Education Internationalisation at the Catholic University in Milan.

That is breeding independence of government, both financially and psychologically; inexorably, the state's role is shrinking.The two big trends, of internationalisation and competition, feed each other.

International A look at some of the issues facing academics in other countries, as well as issues of internationalisation across global higher education.

Since then cross-border credit has fizzled (see chart 1) and looks likely to fall further.European lenders were in the vanguard during the era of internationalisation, and around a third of their assets are outside their home markets.

University of Sunderland need an assistant director at seven On the subject of internationalisation, the University of Sunderland is looking for an assistant director responsible for international recruitment.

The ABC's translation of the Landbridge statement from 2 September said "the process of internationalisation of the Landbridge Group and the results achieved had greatly impressed [Robb].

Prof Hall, until recently vice chancellor of Salford University in the UK, said it represents the "next phase of internationalisation".

These concepts deviate from mainstream theories of internationalisation and suggest new theoretical developments.

An aspect of internationalisation is study abroad which the European Commission Erasmus exchange programme is just one means of addressing this.