Graduate students face unique challenges, but experienced professionals can play a critical role in supporting their success and well-being.
Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship
There may be no “magic recipe,” but like any good partnership, team building requires a lot of planning, focus, and communication.
Burnout is real—but there are a few ways to mitigate its effects and set the next generation of international educators up for success.
Why teaching, learning, and facilitation is a critical competency now and in NAFSA’s next chapter.
Mentorships serve as a cornerstone of professional and personal development for many international educators.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion and international education scholarship and practice have a long history of interest convergence—and efforts continue to increase.
From internationalizing the curriculum to study abroad programs, campuses are focusing on how to teach students about the interconnectedness of cultures and the world.
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals paint an aspirational vision of the future. They also can provide a practical point of entry for internationalization across multiple disciplines.
Several tried-and-true approaches can help educators effect intercultural learning and assess and measure success.
How international educators can tie global learning to social justice issues.