1. INTERNATIONALISATION - what does it mean?

2. Internationalisation around the world Qualifications convergence Internationalising the curriculum Student exchange Recruiting foreign faculty Bespoke programmes for your students Branch campuses Student recruitment Business links Research collaborations

3. Academic endeavour and opportunity

4. international activity rooted in our academic strengths Supporting internationally significant research enhancing international opportunity for students A research and teaching environment attractive to UK and international staff and students

5. Global challenges – civil society

6. Reputation building, stakeholder engagement and income generation

7. Making the brand well-known and respected in important international markets and with key audiences Increasing international income from business relationships, international student recruitment, fundraising and partnerships Developing international alumni relations to enhance financial giving and ambassadorial representation Developing important strategic alliances Recruiting highly-qualified staff and students Enhancing York’s competitive position internationally

8. High profile at the Indo-UK Diabetes Summit

9. Embedding internationalisation in the York community

10. Internationalising the student experience and campus Embedding the strategy in the University Developing activity and partnerships which are solid and sustainable Developing effective monitoring systems for all objectives

11. Chef exchange

12. Internationalisation – the happy customers! Thank you for lteninThang