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Virtual Internationalization: Global, Regional and National Perspectives on Virtual Exchange and COIL

Internationalization of higher education as a concept and set of practices is subject to constant reform and re-definition. Having left behind the assumption of virtual delivery as an emergency adaptation, virtual approaches to internationalization have emerged as innovations that complement other approaches. While many practices and approaches, such as Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) and Virtual Exchange, have flourished recently, a global dialogue across regions, perspectives and experiences is timely. This webinar will bring together practices and debates on the emergent concept of virtual internationalization.

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This webinar is co-organised by the IAU and Center for International Higher Education at Boston College.

To explore new ideas and best practices in the sector, we are delighted to welcome the following distinguished speakers:

  • Chris Glass, Professor of the Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Higher Education, Boston College, USA

  • Verónica Rodríguez Luna, COIL Coordinator at Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico; and President of the Red Latinoamericana COIL 

  • Keiko Ikeda, Full Professor & Vice-Director, Institute for Innovative Global Education, Kansai University, Japan

  • Lavern Samuels, President of the International Virtual Exchange Consortium

Participate in the webinar and discuss the changes and challenges for the (virtual) internationalization of higher education. 


The IAU Webinar Series: The Future of Higher Education offers a dynamic platform for the higher education community to share insights and visions on current issues that affect higher education. In these sessions, higher education experts connect with participants to examine trending issues and the solutions our sector can provide to build more equitable, sustainable and democratic societies.

You can access all session recordings on the IAU YouTube Channel.

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