A recent report in University World News (Non-mobile post-docs take greater share of tenure, 20 November 2015) reveals that non internationally-mobile postdoctoral applicants are more likely to gain tenure in Norwegian universities.
In other words, for a Norwegian PhD, an international postdoctoral experience is not a golden ticket to employment in the Norwegian academy.
Douglas Proctor - international engagement strategist, educator, expert practitioner in international relations
23 November 2015
18 November 2015
Has internationalisation shaped academic work in Australia?
I was delighted to present a paper on this topic at the recent Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE) conference in Denver, Colorado.
Not only did I have the chance to see some snow on the ground (a rare occurrence indeed for a Melbournian!), but attendance at this conference also allowed me to test some of the emergent findings from my research on a principally US audience.
The feedback was positive, so I'm looking forward to turning these early research findings into a journal article in the coming weeks. In the meantime, the conference paper is available at https://unimelb.academia.edu/DouglasProctor.
Happy reading!
Not only did I have the chance to see some snow on the ground (a rare occurrence indeed for a Melbournian!), but attendance at this conference also allowed me to test some of the emergent findings from my research on a principally US audience.
The feedback was positive, so I'm looking forward to turning these early research findings into a journal article in the coming weeks. In the meantime, the conference paper is available at https://unimelb.academia.edu/DouglasProctor.
Happy reading!
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