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The group found that while mobility and language issues are central aspects of an internationalised education many institutions place too much focus on these while neglecting other means of ensuring the provision of internationalised education designed to educate globally minded and skilled citizens. These alternative means are further explored in the paper.

The group found that while mobility and language issues are central aspects of an internationalised education many institutions place too much focus on these while neglecting other means of ensuring the provision of internationalised education designed to educate globally minded and skilled citizens. These alternative means are further explored in the paper.

Internationalisation in learning and teaching: Thematic Peer Group Report

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Report editors: Peppi Taalas, Anna Grönlund, Helene Peterbauer

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