Internationalising Pedagogy Through the UK-Vietnam Collaboration on CPD Programmes for Higher Education Lecturers in Vietnam / Thuy Hong van Nguyen

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Author	NGUYEN, Thuy Hong van
Title	Internationalising Pedagogy Through the UK-Vietnam Collaboration on CPD Programmes for Higher Education Lecturers in Vietnam / Thuy Hong van Nguyen
Publication year	2017
Source/Footnote	In: Internationalisation of higher education : a handbook. - 5 (2017) 1, S. 35 - 52
Inventory number	45345
Keywords	Ausland : USA : Auslandsbeziehungen ; Ausland : Vietnam : Auslandsbeziehungen ; Internationalität
Abstract	Innovative and sustainable international partnerships are considered key means for higher education institutions to achieve their internationalisation goals. Vietnam is a developing country and in the process of national educational reform through increased internationalisation aimed at ensuring graduates that have good qualifications and skills which meet national and global requirements. In another continent, the United Kingdoms higher education institutions have already internationalised in terms of research and student mobility. Many UK institutions have a strong desire to increase this through collaboration around teaching and learning practices and research. The purposes of this article are to review the literature of continuing professional development in pedagogy, to highlight the collaboration between the UK and Vietnam on higher education pedagogy with a case study, and then to draw some implications for the internationalisation of pedagogy in Vietnam. (HRK / Abstract übernommen)