Using a spatial approach, this project aims at exploring how internationalisation affects the perception of quality, relevance and learning in higher education and how these perceptions travel with mobile academics. We explore six common instruments used for internationalisation: Inbound Mobility, Outbound Mobility, English as a medium of instruction, International Specialisation, Internationalisation at Home, and Mobility of Researchers. First, these instruments are examined individually. We ask what becomes "the right knowledge" when teaching in English. Who the "good student" is when you have students from all over the world. How it affects pedagogy when educators travel after inspiration. Next, we look across the instruments to investigate how internationalisation of higher education affects what comes to count as quality, relevance, and learning. Finally, together with stakeholders, we develop material aimed at improving internationalisation instruments, and improving how they are used.
The project is financed by DFF, Independent Research Fund Denmark, and lasts from 1/8 2019 until 30/1 2023
