1. Northumbria and Internationalisation Joanne Purves Director International Development

2. Why? Globalisation and the Knowledge Economy Instability Employability Regional need

3. What? “The process of integrating an international/intercultural dimension into the teaching, research and services functions of the institution” J. Knight 1994, Internationalisation: Elements and Checkpoints, CBIE, Ottowa

4. Internationalisation at Home Pedagogy – global examples? International students on campus International staff Staff development Student development International research International career guidance

5. Internationalisation Abroad TNE Bases overseas Staff/Student exchange Alumni networks Joint research Business partnerships Networks

6. Strengths Recruitment Flexibility TNE Corporate partners International staff

7. Strengths Partner Institutions Awareness in support services High commitment Good resourcing

8. Areas to Develop Engagement of home students Integration Strategic partnerships EU/non-EU strategy Staff exchange Specialist support

9. Areas to Develop Alumni Distance Learning strategy Bigger picture with finance Research on employability Research students Coordination

10. What now? Deans Directors SMT Principles agreed Interlinking Strategy