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Internationalisation at home


The concept "Internationalisation at home" refers to everything we can do to internationalize the university, the student experience and learning beyond mobility. The idea of ​​internationalization at home (IaH in its acronym) helps us reach all students, academics and technical and administrative staff, being more inclusive, sustainable and promoting the positive values ​​related to internationalization : openness, environmental awareness, collaboration and common learning, among others.

Internationalisation, everyone's thing!

  • Internationalisation training

     

    Training in internationalisation is one of the areas in which the URV is distinguished and a model of reference at European level. Projects such as SUCTI (Systemic University Change Towards Internationalisation) have been pioneers in putting staff at the center (PTGAS and PDI), as essential actors for transversal and inclusive internationalisation.

  • CV Internationalisation

     

    The internationalization of the curriculum (IoC in its acronym) is a line of action related to the IaH because it seeks to intervene in the learning experience in an extensive way, including formal and informal curriculum, and affecting areas such as teaching plans (examples used, bibliography, frameworks, etc.), or in the methodologies (COIL), but also in the opportunities and services of the university, which can equally affect the learning experience of local students and international.



Internationalisation training

Training for administrative and service staff (PTGAS)

INTERNATIONAL STAFF WEEKS

Universities around the world offer international weeks with various themes, including internationalization at home. You can consult the available courses on the IMOTION website or on the International Center website where we publish the available offers. In addition, the SGroup organizes specific annual international weeks for members of the network.

Some international weeks are offered in BIP (Blended intensive programme) format.

STAYS WITHIN THE NETWORKS of which the URV is a member:

ONLINE

FROM HOME (PTGAS training)

  • SUCTI: Training course for PTGAS "Internationalization, everybody's thing". (Information for the next edition will be published here).
  • ICI: Training course "WE BUILD A URV WITH THE THREE "I"s INCLUSIVE COMPREHENSIVE INTERNATIONALIZATION. WILL YOU JOIN US?" (Information for the next edition will be published here)
  • Series of talks on internationalization (Aurora Network)

Training for teaching and research staff (PDI)

URV's teaching staff have access to various internationalisation training opportunities:

International staff weeks

Universities around the world offer international weeks on a variety of topics, including internationalisation at home. You can check the available courses on the IMOTION website or on the International Centre website, where we publish current opportunities. In addition, the SGroup organises annual international weeks specifically for network members.

Some international weeks are offered in BIP format (Blended Intensive Programme).


Stays within the framework of networks of which the URV is a member:


Online


COIL

  • COIL Training: Collaborative Online International Learning is a methodology that promotes intercultural learning through online collaboration between teachers and students living in different countries and/or locations within the context of a course.

Students training

SGroup Intercultural Schools: Intensive 4-week program on interculturalism that includes language courses, presentations and seminars.

INU: Global Citizenship and Sustainable Futures
 



Curriculum internationalisation

Internationalisation for administrative and service staff (PTGAS)

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP)

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP) are short-duration intensive programmes that use innovative teaching and learning methods, especially collaborative online learning. They include challenge-based learning, with transnational and transdisciplinary teams working together on challenges such as the Sustainable Development Goals. They combine virtual exchange with short on-site mobility (5-30 days) and aim to offer flexible mobility without barriers.

If you want to organise a BIP, you need to submit your proposal to the call. If you have been contacted by a partner university to collaborate on a BIP, get in touch with the Internationalisation at Home coordinator and the Mobility coordinator to learn about the procedures.


"Train the Trainers" del Systemic University Change Towards Internationalisation (SUCTI)

The "Train the Trainers" course is an intensive one-week training programme aimed at transforming administrative staff into SUCTI trainers so they can deliver SUCTI training at their own institutions, in their own language, to their fellow administrative staff.

Internationalisation for teaching and research staff (PDI)

COIL

Collaborative Online International Learning is a methodology that promotes intercultural learning through online collaboration between teachers and students living in different countries and/or locations within the context of a course.


Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP)

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP) are short-duration intensive programmes that use innovative teaching and learning methods, especially collaborative online learning. They include challenge-based learning, with transnational and transdisciplinary teams working together on challenges such as the Sustainable Development Goals. They combine virtual exchange with short on-site mobility (5-30 days) and aim to offer flexible mobility without barriers.

If you want to organise a BIP, you need to submit your proposal to the call. If you have been contacted by a partner university to collaborate on a BIP, get in touch with the Internationalisation at Home coordinator and the Mobility coordinator to learn about the procedures.

Internationalisation for students

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP)

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP) are short-duration intensive programmes that use innovative teaching and learning methods, especially collaborative online learning. They include challenge-based learning, with transnational and transdisciplinary teams working together on challenges such as the Sustainable Development Goals. They combine virtual exchange with short on-site mobility (5-30 days) and aim to offer flexible mobility without barriers.

At URV, these BIPs for students will be organised; check if you can enrol by contacting bip@urv.cat:

BIP proposals for the 2024-2025 academic year:

  • 2024-25 Erasmus+ BIP on Doctoral Education (students)

Inclusive Comprehensive Internationalisation (ICI)

Its aim is to help create equal opportunities so that all students benefit from internationalisation, regardless of their background, orientation, or ability, and to improve their international and intercultural competences.

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