2015 Winter Forum: Internationalisation at home

04 Editorial – Laura Rumbley
05 Contributors
06 Looking back at 15 years of internationalisation at home – Elspeth Jones & Jos Beelen (*Editor's pick)
Developments in the field over time 
09 Maximising the impact of international students – Diana Yefanova & Christopher Johnstone
Internationalisation on campus
12 Myths and principles – Darla K. Deardoff
How are intercultural skills measured?
14 Virtual exchange, real impact – Lucy Butters & Katja Riikonen
New technology and Internationalisation at Home
17 South Africa: Small steps in the right direction – Orla Quinlan
Universities pushing internationalisation
20 In conversation with Donald Clark – Laura Mesquita
The Wake-up Plenary keynote speaker at EAIE Glasgow 2015 takes a
critical look at higher education
24 Managing classroom tensions – Claudia Marie Bordogna
Making the best of diverse classrooms
26 Internationalisation through consulting projects - Esther Giger Robinson
When classroom projects go international, students learn to adapt
28 Bold decisions and big results in Italy – Dora Longoni
The internationalisation of a public higher education institution in Italy
31 In Vietnam, challenges and opportunities for internationalisation – Huong Phan & Ly Tran
Joint programmes and imported curricula
34 In Australia, Internationalisation of the Curriculum at Home – Betty Leask, Wendy Green &  Craig Whitsed
Two concepts, similar goals
36 Targetting administrative staff – Marina Casals
Getting staff on board with internationalisation
38 Liverpool: a city reimagined
Meet the host city of the 28th Annual EAIE Conference
41 Blog spot
Online news, views and insights
43 Events calendar
Upcoming events in the field