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International Student Lifecycle

The information on these pages has been developed as part of the Teaching International Students (TIS) project.  The Teaching International Students project was a joint initiative between the Higher Education Academy and the United Kingdom Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) with funding from the Prime Minister's Initiative 2 (PMI2).

The project focuses on the ways that lecturers and other teaching staff can maintain and improve the quality of teaching and learning for international students. This is done through providing guidance and information about how to meet the diverse learning needs of international students.

Use the links below to access the materials in the resources bank.

Pre-arrival and induction.

Induction

Teaching context

Lecturing

Seminars and tutorials

Professional placements

Supervision

Online teaching

Transnational and multimodal teaching

Teaching approaches

Pedagogic theory

Group work

Language

Assessment and feedback

Learning

Critical thinking

Academic writing

Addressing plagiarism

Independent learning

Language

Reading and note-making

Curriculum

Internationalising the curriculum

Disciplinary approaches

Intercultural competencies

Mixing learning and working together

Intercultural competencies

 Life outside the ‘classroom’

Employability and next steps

The materials published on this page were originally created by the Higher Education Academy.