Essays about: "international student mobility"

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1. 11. The Return to Europe: Exploring the Process of Europeanisation of Higher Music Education in Georgia

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Europastudier

   Author : Iveri Kekenadze Gustafsson; [2023]
   Keywords : Europeanisation; Erasmus ; Georgia; Higher Music Education; Higher Music Educational Institutions; International Credit Mobility; Tbilisi State Conservatoire; European Studies; Cultural Sciences;

   Abstract : The Georgian higher music education sector has undergone major changes since the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility was established for study and training opportunities between the Erasmus+ programme and partner countries in 2015. This thesis explores the Europeanisation processes of Georgian Higher Music Education by analysing the responses of higher music education institutions to the opportunities and challenges of EU-funded programmes. READ MORE

3. 12. The Struggle of Education in Hausaland, Nigeria - A document analysis of education’s effect on Hausa children’s social mobility

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för kulturgeografi och ekonomisk geografi; Lunds universitet/LUMID International Master programme in applied International Development and Management

   Author : Jacqueline Olsen; [2022]
   Keywords : Hausa children; education; social mobility; socio-economic inequalities; cultural practices; educational institutions and policies; Social Sciences;

   Abstract : Education is known to be the most prominent factor of social mobility, meanwhile, in Nigeria, the system fuels school dropouts. Thus, this thesis analyses the structures, norms and behavior behind policies and practices of education in Nigeria, and how they may affect Hausa children’s social mobility. READ MORE

4. 13. The impacts of mobility and international student experiences in Dalarna, Sweden

   University essay from Högskolan Dalarna/Institutionen för kultur och samhälle

   Author : Modiegi Tsholofelo Mogale; [2022]
   Keywords : international students; mobility; language; transportation; access;

   Abstract : Tourism is a large umbrella that primarily encompasses travel and movement. Within movement comes the idea of mobility. Mobility is the movement of things and people from one place to another. When students move across international borders, this is referred to as mobility by international students. READ MORE

5. 14. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MOBILITY: MEDIATION OF TRANSNATIONAL STUDENT MOBILITY: A CASE OF UGANDAN STUDENTS IN SWEDEN

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för globala studier

   Author : Ronald Byaruhanga; [2021-07-01]
   Keywords : international student mobility; transnational; mediation; actors; ntermediaries; Sweden; Uganda;

   Abstract : This study examines international student mobility from Uganda to Sweden to understand how this mobility is mediated. More specifically, the study examines the use and impact of intermediaries involved in the student migration process with the aim of bridging the existing gap in the mediation of students from low developed countries to non-English speaking countries. READ MORE

6. 15. “The right thing to do” : COVID-19 emergency work as a migration experience for the international health care students of Hungary

   University essay from Malmö universitet/Institutionen för globala politiska studier (GPS)

   Author : Ágnes Adél Phillips; [2021]
   Keywords : student mobility; migration experiences; emotions; qualitative migration studies; health care migration;

   Abstract : The case study of this thesis is the analysis of international health care students joined the emergency call of local authorities and performed emergency work during COVID-19 to help the Hungarian health care teams and facilities manage the pandemic. Through this case, the thesis puts an existing student interaction typology (Rose-Redwood and Rose-Redwood, 2013) to the test, and sets out to answer how the COVID-19-induced changes in their typology affected the students’ experience of being a migrant in Hungary. READ MORE