Developing a strategic internationalisation plan

Why join this course 

Step into an immersive course that demystifies strategic planning and empowers you to craft a meaningful internationalisation plan. Through a deep dive of collaborative exercises, applied casework and real‑world problem‑solving, you’ll build the skills and confidence to design a strategic internationalisation plan that truly works. You’ll walk away with a clear action plan and a community of peers to support your next steps. It’s strategic planning made practicable, and by the end you’ll be ready to take action upon returning to your institution.  

What you'll learn

This course will guide you through the process of designing and introducing a strategic internationalisation plan for your institution or department. You’ll learn the steps to take for each phase of strategic planning, the pitfalls to avoid and the key stakeholders to involve. You will also learn how to diagnose your strategic needs and will consider how important communication is to each stage of the strategic planning process. Finally, you’ll have the opportunity to reflect on how to monitor and evaluate the progress of your plan.

Who is it for?

Whether your work involves developing an internationalisation strategy in your unit/office or drafting your institution’s first internationalisation plan, this course will give you the practical knowledge and tools you need to advise leadership, engage key stakeholders and begin to develop a plan tailored to your needs.   

Building on the Academy On-demand foundational course 'Introduction to leadership, strategy and policy', this in-person course offers peer-to-peer learning opportunities and takes interaction to the next level, delving deeper into strategic planning. 

Meet the EAIE trainers

Douglas Proctor

Swinburne University of Technology, Australia

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Sabine Sainte-Rose

Programme Director, Aurora European University Alliance

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