International mobility of students
International academic mobility: the experience of undergraduate nursing students
... the students, the experience of the exchange during the undergraduation allowed them the development of their autonomy, self-confidence and emotional ...outside of the family environment and ...
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International student mobility in Southern-Latin Europe: beyond the EU logics, towards a new space
... attract students outside the EU space, the three countries apply different ...advantages of a shared language and culture while putting in place measures to boost their at- traction potential on ...
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Social class inequalities and international student mobility: the case of Brazilian students in the Portuguese higher education system
... phase of fieldwork was qualitative and involved interviews with the Directors and/or Vice-Directors of Colleges and / or Institutes of Higher Education in Portugal that had received the highest ...
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Virtual Mobility and Learning for PhD students of six European Countries: students’ programme evaluation
... sense of com- munity, disconnectedness, isolation…; consequently, and also because of the duration of the Programme (2 weeks) along with its ambitious objectives, the option was to start with face- ...
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Mobility and International Collaboration: Case of the Mexican Scientific Diaspora.
... period of expansion with new scien- tific practices and the incorporation of researchers trained abroad, both Mexican and foreign ...System of Researchers was established in this period [17, 18, ...
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Teaching marketing to a group of international students: a case study
... with students and the local community is also ...lack of contact between students in mobility and local students is discussed as a reason for dissatisfaction among students in ...
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THE VALUE OF AN INTERCÂMBIO: BRAZILIAN STUDENT MOBILITY, BILATERALISM & INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
... student mobility, special attention must be given to the unintended consequences of broad- -stroked scholarship schemes on other relevant disciplines, such as the social sciences, humanities, and ...
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Collaborative learning advancing international students: a multidisciplinary approach
... terms of internationalization. With the rise of international mobility, among students, new challenges are emerging on the high edu- cation ...terms of teaching methodologies ...
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International student mobility in crisis? Understanding post-diploma mobility decision-making in an economic crisis context
... that mobility, in this case movement abroad after the completion of an un- dergraduate degree, matters to a substantial number of the student respondents in- cluded in this ...numbers of ...
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Reflecting on international academic mobility through feminist lenses: moving beyond the obvious
... number of women holding PhD diplomas, the more a job becomes important and powerful the fewer the number of women performing them (Bailyn, 2003; Curtis, 2013; Williams, ...guest/visiting students or ...
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Why subaltern language? Yes, we speak Portuguese! For a critique of the coloniality of language in international student mobility
... for international students interested in becoming fluent in a second foreign ...construction of a truly international university because it adopts English as a lingua franca, but also ...
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International mobility of researchers: policies, trends and impacts
... which students spend part of their postgraduate education at a Portuguese institution and another period at a foreign university, have been ...first of these programmes started in the early 1990s, at ...
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International mobility of a community of students from the Univerdade do Algarve
... one of those moving to other European countries (the youngest and the less educated) and those moving outside Europe (the less young and more ...transfers of employees from Portuguese ...beginning of ...
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The higher education students’ tourism market: the role of Portugal in international mobility Flows
... allowed students to achieve an international degree in their home country (Prystay, 1996) or in neighbouring ...forms of trans-national education including the creation of branch campuses, new ...
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International students in portuguese universities : a new model for national tourism
... study of the legal and political issues related to the movement of foreign students to Portugal (SEF,2012): i) to understand the structure and modus operandi of the Portuguese education system ...
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Improving physical health international students enrolled in a technical college in Baikal region
... foreign students who trained on an advanced motion ...form of games (mostly basketball), physical exercises aimed at the correcting of lagging motion capacities, participation in sports events and ...
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Estado Nutricional Antropométrico e a mobilidade funcional de idosos do International Mobility in Aging Study - IMIAS BRASIL
... A capacidade de se locomover em meio ao espaço com estabilidade é designado como mobilidade, e com o processo de envelhecimento essa aptidão sofre modificações, devido às alterações decorrentes dessa fase. O objetivo ...
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Mobilidade funcional e ingestão de energia e macronutrientes em idosos do International Mobility In Aging Study - IMIAS Brasil
... functional mobility. Functional mobility is the individual's ability to move around with balance and perform daily ...aim of this study was tonalyze the association between functional mobility ...
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Mobilidade funcional e composição corporal de idosos do International Mobility In Aging Study Brazil – IMIAS BRASIL
... functional mobility consists of movements associated with or functional balance and non-daily use, such as, for example, getting up and walking at a comfortable or semi-auxiliary pace of an ...
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Mobility and educational performance among high school students in Natal (RN, Brazil)
... distribution of the school age population and basic education schools (secondary level) in Natal, ...profile of the commuters (students) from an intra-municipal political and administrative ...flows ...
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