Managing Visting Scholar's Program during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Miguel Córdova, Karla María Nava Aguirre, María Alejandra González-Pérez

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International mobility outgoing and incoming from almost every university around the world is not just oriented to highly educative standards among them, but to enhance the development of international competences for students, as well as for academics. Meanwhile students mobility are mostly an individual effort that implies individual consequences, academics’ mobility involves several resources from universities and triggers collective processes such as research collaboration, visiting lecturers, exchange experiences and best practices meetings, plenary sessions, classes, among others. This case study aims to provide insights about how planned activities related for/with visiting international scholars suffer major disruption and collateral damages when they unplanned and unexpected a global crisis, which forces them to react immediately under different real-time decisions and inexistent protocols. The manuscript focuses on Latin America, using the case of the Global Business Week organized by Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM) in Mexico, and involving visiting scholars from Peru and Colombia.
Keywords: internationalization of higher education, COVID-19, pandemic, academic mobility, international mobility, health crisis, visiting scholars
Idioma originalEnglish
Título de la publicación alojadaInternational Case Studies in the Management of Disasters
EditoresBabu George, Qamaruddin Mahar
Lugar de publicaciónUnited Kingdom
EditorialEmerald Group Publishing Ltd.
Capítulo7
Páginas143-153
Número de páginas10
Volumen1
Edición1
ISBN (versión digital)978-1-83982-186-8
ISBN (versión impresa)978-1-83982-187-5
EstadoPublished - 2021

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