International exchange opportunities provide an essential insight into the global academic and professional context of contemporary Art and Design practice. Understanding the academic cultural political and financial considerations of international student mobility is central to successfully embedding international opportunities and global perspectives in the studio-based delivery of Art and Design education. This session uses recent case studies from Beijing Singapore and Reykjavik to explore the development of course-level initiatives short-term student exchange and the role of online platforms to support inclusive approaches to internationalisation in creative design curricula.
23/07/2018
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