Transnational Education - What We Know
Summaries of a selection of our research on Transnational Education
Summaries of a selection of our research on Transnational Education
We have developed a global framework for TNE engagement, to support our Transnational Education strategy.
This study provides an overview of the benefits and impact of schools collaborating internationally through a cultural relations approach.
We surveyed over 2,700 international graduates of a UK education – find out what they told us about their study experience and their views of the UK.
Reflections from the International Cultural Relations Research Alliance conference.
Comparing soft power and cultural relations approaches in 18 countries and the EU.
This report presents what we know about women and girls across three areas: education and skills, ending violence, and socioeconomic and political empowerment.
This repot explores what matters to young people and the nations they find attractive and trusted. Based on a survey of more than 19,000 people across the G20 nations.
Research report: the first report ever to explore both intangible and tangible cultural heritage linked to climate change, covering an unparalleled range of research.
This study investigates the cultural relations dimensions of international student mobility and found that it builds trust and long-term relationships around the world.