Cross-Institutional and Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Curriculum for Global Engagement: Emerging Perspectives and Concerns

Authors

Fay Patel Ph.D., Bond UniversityFollow
Mingsheng Li Ph.D., Massey UniversityFollow
Matthew Piscioneri Ph.D., Monash UniversityFollow

Abstract

Inviting stakeholders to engage in dialogue on a curriculum for global engagement and organizational social responsibility in higher education (HE) is a challenge, especially when one crosses disciplinary and institutional boundaries. The established discourse and practice of internationalization in higher education over the past decades has manifested unresolved tensions and inconsistencies that have restricted the effective conceptualization of the global engagement curriculum. Upon observing inadequate professional development opportunities for dialogue regarding the global engagement curriculum at their respective universities, colleagues from Monash University and Deakin University in Australia and Massey University in New Zealand organized an open forum on the topic. This cross-institutional, interdisciplinary professional development forum on global engagement in an Australasian context was held in February 2013. The diverse perspectives and concerns that emerged during the forum on the impact of a global engagement curriculum on learning and teaching have been critically reviewed within this theoretically framed discussion paper.

Recommended Citation

Patel, Fay Ph.D.; Li, Mingsheng Ph.D.; and Piscioneri, Matthew Ph.D. (2014) "Cross-Institutional and Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Curriculum for Global Engagement: Emerging Perspectives and Concerns," Journal of International and Global Studies: Vol. 5: No. 2, Article 3.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62608/2158-0669.1188
Available at: https://digitalcommons.lindenwood.edu/jigs/vol5/iss2/3

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