Online learning track 'Internationalisation for lecturers'

Just like last year, we are delighted to offer again a number of spots for this learning track. It is a unique opportunity for lecturers from other Dutch research universities and universities of applied sciences to take part in this successful internal learning track.

The learning track consists of five 60-minute webinars and five 90-minute online workshops. Nuffic is able to offer 25 spots for the webinars and 5 spots for the workshops. The language of instruction is English.

Below you can find the topics covered per session. During the workshops, you will delve deeper into the topics of the webinar and work concretely with the tools and models provided.

Session 1: How interculturally aware are you?

During this session, you will learn the difference between Internationalisation at Home and Internationalisation of the curriculum. We will go into the importance of self awareness, the social identity wheel and you will be introduced to the Culture Map.

Session 2: How internationalisation ready is your module?

This is the first of two sessions on internationalising a module. The goal of this session is to discuss the rationale(s) of an internationalised curriculum and gaining an understanding of what an internationalised curriculum is.

Session 3: How interculturally ready is your module?

We will zoom into the design of an internationalised curriculum. We will work with the programme logic model to understand how constructive alignment can be achieved in teaching, learning and assessment in the process of internationalising a module and its learning outcomes.

Session 4: How interculturally ready is your classroom?

During this session we will zoom in on the activities part of the Programme Logic Game and we will focus on the tools you can use to implement internationalisation in your classroom.

Session 5: How globally connected are you? Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) design

This session deals with virtual or online collaboration. You will learn what online collaboration is, what it’s not and how you can introduce it in your module.

For whom is this learning track intended?

Lecturers or other education professionals involved in curriculum or module development and who are employed by a Dutch research university or university of applied sciences. The language of instruction is English.

Dates and times

The learning track consists of webinars and workshops. You can sign up for only the webinars (25 spots) or for the webinars in combination with the workshops (5 spots). We expect you to attend all sessions to ensure continuity.

10 January 2025 09:00-10:00 Webinar 10:30-12:00 Workshop

24 January 2025 09:00-10:00 Webinar 10:30-12:00 Workshop

07 February 2025 09:00-10:00 Webinar 10:30-12:00 Workshop

14 February 2025 09:00-10:00 Webinar 10:30-12:00 Workshop

07 March 2025 09:00-10:00 Webinar 10:30-12:00 Workshop

21 March 2025 09:00-10:00 Webinar 10:30-12:00 Workshop

Location

Both the webinars and workshops will take place online through Zoom. You will receive the link, a week prior to the start of each session.

Costs

Participation in the webinars and workshops is free of charge.

You can apply though the Nuffic portal, see also the registration button below and at the top of this page.

Apply here

Lecturers working at one of the three organising universities of applied sciences can apply through their own contact person.

If you would like to participate in the workshops, we ask you to explain your motivation in the registration form. Given the limited number of spots available for the workshops, we will make a selection of the applicants based on your motivation.

The application deadline is 15 November 2024. You will hear 15 December 2024 latest if you are selected for the webinars only or if you can take part in both the webinars and workshops.

Questions?

For substantive questions about this session, you can contact Elisabeth te Hennepe via iahho@nuffic.nl. For substantive questions about this session, you can contact Elisabeth te Hennepe via iahho@nuffic.nl.