Internationalisation of Teaching and Learning: Policies and Practices

Wednesday 14 December 2016

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PICASA: 8 countries | 3 years of hard work | 20 new HEIs internationalisation policies | 40+ newly designed programmes.

These are the achievement numbers of the PICASA project  ‘Promoting Internationalization of HEIs in Eastern Neighborhood Countries through Cultural and Structural Adaptations’.

Venue for the sharing of activities and new regulations of the International Relation Offices (IRO) in Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia and Armenia was the Conference Internationalisation of Teaching and Learning: Policies and Practices hosted by Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University in Georgia on November 21-22/2016.

The themes of the conference provided an opportunity to explore current trends in teaching and learning:

  • The role of ICTs in teaching and learning on the internationalized curriculum: University policy perspectives
  • Innovative approaches to curricular design and internationalization
  • The impact of student and staff mobilities on enhancing learning and teaching
  • Organising faculty development workshops for the internationalized curriculum
  • Benefits of collaborative partnerships for enhancing internationalization
  • Working with students to enhance the internationalised university
  • Strategic planning of internationalisation.

PICASA is a Tempus IV project funded by the European Union – active in Armenia, Georgia, Belarus and Ukraine.

Learn more about the project at picasa.ysu.am

For further information please refer to research@cesie.org


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