Present and Future of Internationalization of Higher Education

Insights from the Sixth IAU Global Survey

Authors

  • Giorgio Marinoni International Association of Universities (IAU)
  • Hilligje van’t Land International Association of Universities (IAU)
  • Hans de Wit Boston College Center for International Higher Education

Keywords:

internationalization, global survey, IAU

Abstract

The sixth IAU Global Survey comes on time to draw a holistic picture of internationalization of higher education around the world, to capture key changes over the period of 2018-2022, including the COVID-19 pandemic, and to give hints on how internationalization could evolve in the future. Key findings of this survey presented provide a tool to enhance quality, inclusion, equity, and social responsibility through internationalization.

Author Biographies

Giorgio Marinoni, International Association of Universities (IAU)

Giorgio Marinoni is manager of higher education and internationalization of the International Association of Universities (IAU). E-mail: g.marinoni@iau-aiu.net.

Hilligje van’t Land, International Association of Universities (IAU)

Hilligje van’t Land is secretary general of IAU. E-mail: h.vantland@iau-aiu.net.

Hans de Wit, Boston College Center for International Higher Education

Hans de Wit is professor emeritus and distinguished fellow of the Center for International Higher Education, Boston College, United States, and senior fellow of IAU. E-mail: dewitj@bc.edu.

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Published

2024-05-08

How to Cite

Marinoni, G., van’t Land, H., & de Wit, H. (2024). Present and Future of Internationalization of Higher Education: Insights from the Sixth IAU Global Survey. International Higher Education, (118), 8–9. Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/17783

Issue

No. 118 (2024): Spring Issue

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