Chapter 1. TNE 2.0: Informing Practice Through Research; Vangelis Tsiligiris and William Lawton
PART I. Models and Strategic Considerations
Chapter 2. Exploring Germany’s Contribution to Global Activity in Transnational Higher Education; Stephan Geifes and Susanne Kammueller
Chapter 3. Shaping Transnational Education in the Netherlands: National Policy Directions; Rosa Becker
Chapter 4. The Design of International Dual Degree Programmes as Effective Transnational Education Experiences; Ofelia A. Palermo, Angelo P. Bisignano and Simon Mercado
PART II. Organisational Culture
Chapter 5. Intercultural Competence Development for All Students in Theory and Practice; Albina Szeles
Chapter 6. Collaborating Across Organisational Cultures: Lessons from a Study of International Branch Campuses; Vicky Lewis
PART III. Managing Quality
Chapter 7. The Challenges of Providing a Truly International Education: The Malaysia Nottingham Doctoral Programme; Christopher Hill
Chapter 8. Strengthening Cross-border Cooperation in the Quality Assurance of TNE: A QAA Perspective; Fabrizio Trifiro
PART IV. Student Experience
Chapter 9. Chalk and Talk? Teaching Practice and Innovation in Transnational Education; David Cockayne and Heather Cockayne
Chapter 10. Designing a Successful International Course: What Can We Learn from Students’ Experiences on an Erasmus Intensive Programme?; Gill Richards, Simoni Symeonidou and Eleni Livaniou
Chapter 11. Images of Student Experiences on Social Media: The Case of International Branch Campuses in Dubai; Ummesalma Mujtaba Husein
Chapter 12. The Future of TNE; William Lawton
Vangelis Tsiligiris is Principal Lecturer at Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University, UK. He has had broad experience in transnational education; having developed and managed the overseas partnerships of several European universities. An active researcher with publications in academic journals and organisations such as the British Council. He has acted as advisor to the Greek and Maltese governments and in 2016 he founded the TNE-Hub, an international community of researchers and practitioners in transnational education.
William Lawton is a Higher Education Consultant who was Director of the Observatory on Borderless Higher Education and a founding member of Universities UK International. He has authored reports for HEFCE, Jisc, the British Council and several other organisations. His interests are in TNE, mobility, digital learning and government policy. He was a university lecturer in the 1990s and political analyst at the Canadian High Commission in London.