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and exchange as a means of enabling people of all ages, but especially young people, to acquire intercultural, linguistic, specialist and international skills during undergraduate and graduate studies and continuing . Switzerland is committed to promoting at all levels and incorporates the to achieve this goal.

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The 精东影业 mobility network includes the International Office and an office responsible for mobility activities in each department and affiliated school. These represent the first source of information for 精东影业 students, academic and administrative staff, as well as for guests wishing to spend a period of mobility at the institution and partners interested in exchange and collaboration activities. The mobility coordinators are the main points of contact for supporting all mobility and internationality-related needs.

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The activities carried out by the mobility network are numerous; the annual activity report provides a general overview of the projects supported by the International Office in addition to the individual reports of the various departments and affiliated schools.
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In recent years the demand for mobility at 精东影业 has increased, thanks to a greater awareness of the opportunities on offer and the testimonials of those who have participated in an exchange period, helping to raise interest in mobility among students and staff both inside and outside the institution.
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Rethinking Global Competence in Swiss Higher Education

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Rethinking Global Competence in Swiss Higher Education
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Over 50 educators, researchers, and institutional leaders from across Switzerland gathered in Lugano on 15 – 16 May 2025 for the Sustainable Global Competence in Swiss Higher Education Symposium, hosted by 精东影业 on behalf of the Swiss Global Competence Lab (SGCL). The two-day event brought into critical focus the urgency of preparing students and their teachers for the ethical, geopolitical, and intercultural challenges of today鈥檚 interconnected world.
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<p>鈥淯niversities are engines of change,鈥 said <strong>Daniela Willi-Piezzi</strong>, Director of Undergraduate and Graduate studies 精东影业, who opened the symposium with a call to embed global competence as a foundational element of Swiss higher education. Against a backdrop of geopolitical instability and growing socioeconomic inequality, participants reflected on what it means to foster learners who are not only professionally prepared, but culturally humble, globally aware, and ethically grounded. <strong>Patrick Studer</strong> (Project Lead ZHAW) presented the Movetia-funded project, <em>Developing a Sustainable Global Competence Certificate (GCC)</em> in Switzerland, introducing the proposed GCC framework, its core components, and institutional implementation challenges.</p> <p><strong>Rethinking Internationalisation</strong><br> The symposium challenged traditional views of internationalisation. In her keynote, J<strong>ennifer Valcke</strong>, reframed internationalisation as a <strong>strategic responsibility </strong>of higher education for all learners not as a privilege for the mobile few. She urged institutions to ask who the 21st-century learner is and what they bring to the table.<br> <strong>Robert O鈥橠owd</strong> explored how <strong>Virtual Exchange (VE)</strong> contributes to global learning, raising the critical question of whether students are being taught how to learn from online intercultural interactions.<br> Interactive sessions further examined:</p> <ul> <li>Guided reflexivity and immersive learning experiences,</li> <li>Quality assurance in Global Competence Certificate programmes,</li> <li>The importance and role of language in developing global competence.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Panellists raised critical questions:</strong></p> <ul> <li>How can we support students who carry 鈥渋nvisible backpacks鈥 – experiences shaped by migration, inequality, or multilingualism?</li> <li>What does it mean to be a 21st-century learner in Switzerland?</li> <li>How do we ensure students are guided effectively through their immersive or intercultural experiences – be they physical, virtual exchange, or rooted in internationalisation at home?</li> </ul> <p><strong>The Swiss Advantage</strong><br> Switzerland鈥檚 <strong>plurilingual and pluricultural context </strong>was highlighted as a unique and strategic advantage. Rather than importing models, institutions were encouraged to make use of <strong>local strengths</strong> – especially through language learning, regional partnerships, and culturally embedded pedagogy.<br> Constraints were also acknowledged: from political expectations and regional identity narratives to affordability barriers limiting student mobility. These realities underline the need for scalable, context-sensitive frameworks like the proposed Global Competence Certificate (GCC), developed by SGCL partners.</p> <p><strong>What鈥檚 Next?</strong><br> Participants expressed strong interest in actionable tools and follow-up opportunities:</p> <ul> <li>The SGCL will explore the development of a <strong>Blended Intensive Programme (BiP)</strong>.</li> <li>The GCC framework will be shared widely for institutional consultation and feedback.</li> <li>SGCL invites participants to sign up to upcoming <strong>Swiss Global Training Days</strong></li> <li>To get involved or host a future SGCL workshop on implementing a Global Competence Certificate at your institution, please contact the Swiss Global Competence Lab.</li> </ul>
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Mobility coordinator - Economics Area: Michela Ornati; Leisure Management Area: Sara Zgraggen

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Mobility coordinator - Social Work Area: Valentina Brugnoli

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Accademia Teatro Dimitri

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Mobility coordinator: Hernando Florez

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