This Special Issue draws on new ways of thinking about student engagement, which position students as active, critical, and agentic contributors to all aspects of university life. Collectively, the articles which make up this Issue provide a glimpse into the myriad ways in which students can contribute imaginatively, passionately, and critically to global learning. At the same time, they challenge universities to intentionally foster students’ engagement and to address the reasons why students disengage from the process of internationalization.
Funding
Office for Learning & Teaching
History
Publication title
Journal of Studies in International Education
Volume
23
Pagination
1-3
ISSN
1552-7808
Department/School
Faculty of Education
Publisher
Sage Publications, Inc.
Place of publication
USA
Repository Status
Restricted
Socio-economic Objectives
Learner and learning not elsewhere classified; Teaching and curriculum not elsewhere classified