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Perspectives on comprehensive internationalisation of higher education
This open‑access volume argues that internationalisation in higher education must be competitive, sustainable, and contribute meaningfully to both local and global educational development. It explores how higher education institutions (HEIs) balance economic imperatives—such as rankings, revenue from international student enrolment, and recruitment of top researchers—with educational goals like academic excellence and knowledge production. While virtual internationalisation can broaden student exposure, most students remain locally situated.
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