THESIS: Trends in Higher Education Systems in International Spheres
Philosophy Podcasts
The THESIS podcast aims to explore higher education across the globe through a range of perspectives, discuss relevant topics in a critical and digestible manner, and contribute to discourse among students, scholars and experts in the higher education field. It is organized and produced by several students in University of Oslo’s Master of Philosophy in Higher Education’s 2021 cohort who come from across the world who have an array of experiences and interests in the Higher Education field.
Location:
United States
Genres:
Philosophy Podcasts
Description:
The THESIS podcast aims to explore higher education across the globe through a range of perspectives, discuss relevant topics in a critical and digestible manner, and contribute to discourse among students, scholars and experts in the higher education field. It is organized and produced by several students in University of Oslo’s Master of Philosophy in Higher Education’s 2021 cohort who come from across the world who have an array of experiences and interests in the Higher Education field.
Language:
English
Website:
https://anchor.fm/thesis-podcast
Virtual student mobility post-COVID in Japan: Furthering national and global goals
Duration:00:30:34
Egyptian students: Popular international student recruits from the MENA region
Duration:00:19:03
International students from Lusophone countries in Portugal: Building a new relationship on colonial history
Duration:00:43:09
Supporting forcibly displaced students through IIE programming in Mexico
Duration:00:18:50
Dutch election shake-up: Misplaced blame & the implications for internationalization
Duration:00:30:45
Flows of international students between the African continent and China
Duration:00:34:02
Out of Nowhere: Norway's Policy Shift on International Student Fees
Duration:00:30:18
Consequences of international student fees in Sweden: Lessons learned 12 years later
Duration:00:38:47
India’s Intention to Become a “Global Talent House” through Internationalization
Duration:00:38:44
Borders and Bridges: Global trends in international student mobility with Karin Fischer
Duration:00:28:38
Announcing Season 3!
Duration:00:01:19
BONUS Episode: Arbeiterkind.de, the volunteer perspective
Duration:00:23:16
(UK & Hungary) Unequal Outcomes: The return to a higher ed degree for First-in-Family students
Duration:00:35:11
(China) The Psychology Players in First Generation College Student Job Satisfaction
Duration:00:51:57
What it Means to be Black, Female, and First-Gen at a Historically White Institution in South Africa
Duration:00:35:11
First-Gen University Students in Brazil: Community Support & Student Activism
Duration:00:44:06
Keeping the Hustle: First-Gen Students in Ghana and Zanzibar, Tanzania
Duration:00:48:35
(Chile) Policy Impacts on First-Generation & First-Generation Indigenous Students
Duration:00:43:57
(Finland) First-Generation Immigrant Family Students in Higher Education: Repositioning and Success in the Educational Journey
Duration:00:32:05
Defining "1.5 Generation College Student": The Case of Filipino Students in the US Context
Duration:00:40:33