International

Workshop 1:

Strategic Partnerships: European University Alliances as best practice.

Workshop 2:

Who really goes abroad? Student mobility and social background

Who gets the opportunity to study abroad – and who is still missing? This workshop focuses on first-generation students as an important target group for widening participation in international mobility. It explores why their mobility matters not only for individual students, but also for higher education institutions and society as a whole.
A short impulse presentation introduces data and existing strategies from different contexts. Participants will discuss where and how relevant data can be collected, identify potential gaps in their own institutional evidence base, and explore how data can foster effective measures to foster first-generation students’ mobility abroad.
The workshop combines input, discussion and practical reflection, enabling participants to identify possible application areas and benefits for their own institutions.

Workshop 1:

Pre-Study Programs: Strategies and Best Practices

Workshop 2:

English-Taught Degree Progams: Strength and Challenges

Workshop 3:

Supporting international students throughout the student-life-cycle

Workshop 4:

ICSRM – International Career Service RheinMain

Wiesbaden Christmas Market

Wrap-Up and Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion:

Combating Uncertainty: Creating a sense of belonging for exchange and degree seeking students