An international approach to internationalisation is needed
Sweden needs to prepare for ongoing global changes in the production of knowledge and competition for knowledge resources, writes STINT in its statement on the first report of the Internationalisation Inquiry. The report is a good initiative, but a broader,...
Popular breakfast seminar on STINT’s new China initiative
On Thursday 23 August, STINT hosted a breakfast seminar at which its experts on China presented STINT’s initiative in the country and the support it can offer to Swedish higher education institutions regarding trend analysis in and strategic cooperation with China....
Research on and at International Branch Campuses
Illustration: Hans Pohl. One way of internationalising a university is to establish campuses abroad. Few Swedish universities have done so, but the option is often discussed. STINT, in collaboration with a research group at the State University of New York at Albany,...