The Role of Foreign Languages in International Education

It is a fact that universities around the globe devote a considerable part of their budget to guaranteeing the quality of their international strategy. Most higher education institutions have set up international offices with the aims of increasing the number of exchange students, faculty exchange p...

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Autores principales:	Manuel Alfredo Oropeza, Virna velázquez Vilchis
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Lenguaje:	EN ES
Publicado:	Universidad de Guadalajara 2017
Materias:	accreditation international education internationalization foreign language joint research International relations JZ2-6530
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:5e6ce81da2fd4c45a3edf719eb4c07d82021-11-04T14:55:05ZThe Role of Foreign Languages in International Education2007-983410.32870/in.v3i8.6868https://doaj.org/article/5e6ce81da2fd4c45a3edf719eb4c07d82017-05-01T00:00:00Zhttps://internaciones.cucsh.udg.mx/index.php/inter/article/view/6868https://doaj.org/toc/2007-9834It is a fact that universities around the globe devote a considerable part of their budget to guaranteeing the quality of their international strategy. Most higher education institutions have set up international offices with the aims of increasing the number of exchange students, faculty exchange programs, calls for joint international research projects, access to communities abroad by the use of Information Technology, or the links for academic cooperation and cultural understanding. However, in some institutions this is no easy task. Universities face financial problems – student and faculty exchange is expensive, getting visas and migration issues is a hassle, moreover most universities in the world offer programs only in their native tongue and, sometimes in a foreign language, mainly English. This paper lays out recommendations on how to match the international mission with a language development strategy, as well as a proposal of a paradigm shift from the “traditional” view to a “global view” on international education from a Linguistic perspective.Manuel Alfredo OropezaVirna velázquez VilchisUniversidad de Guadalajaraarticleaccreditationinternational educationinternationalizationforeign languagejoint researchInternational relationsJZ2-6530ENESInternaciones, Iss 8 (2017)
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description	It is a fact that universities around the globe devote a considerable part of their budget to guaranteeing the quality of their international strategy. Most higher education institutions have set up international offices with the aims of increasing the number of exchange students, faculty exchange programs, calls for joint international research projects, access to communities abroad by the use of Information Technology, or the links for academic cooperation and cultural understanding. However, in some institutions this is no easy task. Universities face financial problems – student and faculty exchange is expensive, getting visas and migration issues is a hassle, moreover most universities in the world offer programs only in their native tongue and, sometimes in a foreign language, mainly English. This paper lays out recommendations on how to match the international mission with a language development strategy, as well as a proposal of a paradigm shift from the “traditional” view to a “global view” on international education from a Linguistic perspective.
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