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== How to use this Handbook ? ==
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<li>Start by using our self-assessment tool (SAT) to identify areas where your programme could use a pinch more international seasoning. This SAT is another tool developed with the Project to allow users to evaluate the current level of internationalisation of degree programmes, and identify relevant strategies.</li>
<li>Then, browse our carefully curated recipes to find the perfect blend of activities and strategies to suit your needs. Think of this handbook as your personal internationalisation cookbook. The 25 recipes presented in this Handbook are structured as easy-to-follow guides, to help integrate internationalisation into degree programmes. Each recipe offers practical steps, tested methods, and real-life examples to inspire action. These recipes align with the Internationalisation Self Assessment Tool.</li>
<li>And we don't stop there! Coming soon, we'll be offering a series of training sessions to help Heads of degree programmes to master these recipes and further support their internationalisation efforts.</li>
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=== An open and accessible resource ===
In line with UNITA’s commitment to knowledge sharing, the Handbook will be available in two formats: <br/>
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;[[File:CustomSquareIcon.png|10px|link=|baseline]] A downloadable PDF for those who prefer their recipes in a traditional format<br/>
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;[[File:CustomSquareIcon.png|10px|link=|baseline]] An interactive digital version, available through the UNITA Virtual Campus<br/>
It is <b>open-source and translated into all UNITA languages</b>, plus English. It will be referenced on the UNITA website, ensuring easy access for institutions beyond the project’s immediate partners. <br/>
This Handbook is more than just a collection of recipes. It is a living tool designed to evolve through collaboration, feedback, and shared experiences. We invite you to explore, experiment, and contribute to improve this Handbook and making internationalisation a reality for all students.

=== Beyond this Handbook: tailored support and training ===
Internationalisation is not a one-size-fits-all process. That's why each partner university has appointed an Advisor in Internationalisation to provide personalized support. Whether you need coaching, training, or just a brainstorming session, they're here to guide and assist you in selecting and adapting recipes that best fit your specific institutional and disciplinary contexts.
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<span style="font-size:200%;">Now, let’s get cooking!</span>
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