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2015 Winter Forum: Internationalisation at home

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Originally coined 1999 within the EAIE, the term Internationalisation at Home has flourished. More than simply an alternative to mobility, Internationalisation at Home has become a strategy in its own right.

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Forum magazine: Past editions now available

Over 40 issues of Forum magazine are now freely available to download. Explore the archive and discover the past editions.

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