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Internationalizing the university: an Australian case study/ Adams, Tony / InternationalAssociation of Universities. -- In: Higher Education Policy, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 40-43, June 1995.ISSN: 0952-8733Inventory of regional academic mobility schemes/ Race, Julia; De Stefani, Elisabeta /Academic Cooperation Association [ACA][Belgium].-- Brussels, 1995. 54 p. Draft. Reportprepared for the Council of Europe.PROGRAMMES/PROJECTS: CEEPUS: Central European Exchange Programme for UniversityStudies; EUCOR: European Confederation of the Upper Rhine Universities; EuroFaculty; GROS:Border-crossing Regional Cooperation in Education; MED-CAMPUS: Programme of support forcooperation between higher education institutions and universities of Europe and Mediterraneanthird countries; NORDPLUS: Nordic Programme for the Mobility of University Students andTeachers; JEP: Joint European Project.CONTENTS: The inventory has been prepared with a dual purpose. The chapters on individualschemes are intended to offer factual information on specific regional academic mobilitycooperation; from these data, conclusions have been tentatively drawn on the suitability ofparticular models and notably working models, to achieve different policy aims and objectives.Multilateral student exchange/ Dalichow, Fritz; Adelman, Alan / NAFSA: Association ofInternational Educators [USA].-- In: International Educator, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 20-23, Winter1995. ISSN: 1059-4221Overseas Students in the United Kingdom University System./ Harris, Robert.-- In: HigherEducation, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 77-92, Jan 1995.CONTENTS: This paper provides a historical account of the involvement of overseas students inUnited Kingdom universities and reviews the literature on student attitudes to their stay, relatingthis to the contemporary experiences of 11 overseas graduates of the University of Hull's masterof arts program in social work.Quality Support Services for International Students: AVCC Code of Ethical Practice in theProvision of Education to Overseas Students by Australian Higher Education Institutions./Edmond, Margaret.-- In: Journal of Tertiary Educational Administration, vol. 17, no. 1, pp. 51-62, May 1995.CONTENTS: A discussion of the Australian Vice Chancellors' Committee (AVCC) code ofethics concerning provision of educational services to foreign students at Australian institutionsof higher education looks at what defines educational quality, minimum standards of provision,and measures of excellence in provision.Recognition of studies and academic mobility; international congress proceedings /UNESCO.-- Paris, 1995. 145 p. (New Papers on Higher Education: Meeting Documents. v. 9)MEETING: International Congress on Academic Mobility and Recognition of Studies. Paris,1992.Satisfaction with Social and Educational Experiences among International GraduateStudents./ Perrucci, Robert; Hu, Hong.-- In: Research in Higher Education, vol. 36, no. 4, pp.491-508, 1995.CONTENTS: A study of satisfaction among approximately 600 international graduate students at1 university focused on academic program, academic appointment, and nonacademic socialrelationships. Analysis revealed academic satisfaction was most strongly related to contact withU.S. students, language skills, and perceived discrimination. Social satisfaction was linked withHEDBIB – 11/07/06 (EK) 22