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== Recipes presentation ==

Welcome to the heart of this guide: our collection of 25 carefully crafted "recipes" designed to help you infuse internationalisation into your programmes and degrees. Just like in cooking, successful internationalisation requires the right ingredients, a clear method, and a touch of creativity. <br/>
Each recipe in this chapter follows a step-by-step approach, guiding you through practical and tested methods to integrate international dimensions into your curriculum. Whether you are looking to develop joint degrees, implement virtual mobility, or enhance intercultural learning, these recipes will provide you with concrete actions, essential tools, and inspiring ideas. When we could, we've included useful resources such as videos or practical examples. In order to simplify your search, the recipes have been classified by categories:<br/>
[[File:Square_red.png|10px|link=|baseline]] Internationalisation Strategy
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<li>these recipes highlight internationalisation strategies</li>
</ul>

[[File:Square_blue.png|10px|link=|baseline]] Internationalisation through national and international students
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<li>these recipes focus on local and international students as key vectors of internationalisation, and enable your degree programme to be internationalisedthrough student mobility (IN and OUT).</li>
</ul>
[[File:Square_yellow.png|10px|link=|baseline]] Internationalisation through partnerships
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<li>these recipes focus on partnerships, allowing you to approach internationalisation from a partnership perspective and to get inspired from best practices</li>
</ul>
[[File:Square_purple.png|10px|link=|baseline]] Internationalisation through pedagogical activities and development of international skills (curriculum)
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<li>these recipes focus on teaching methods and practices, and how you can
internationalise student curricula, often in a very accessible way!</li>
</ul>
[[File:Square_green.png|10px|link=|baseline]] Internationalisation through development of international skills for staff members
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<li>these recipes address the development of international skills for academic and/or administrative staff members</li>
</ul>
Think of this as your internationalisation cookbook—choose the recipes that best suit your needs, adapt them to your context, and experiment to find the perfect blend. If you need help to implement a recipe, don’t hesitate to contact your International Relations' office or Advisor in internationalisation (see Section "Contacts & Resources") <br/>
Ready to get cooking? <br/>
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<span style="font-size:150%;"><b>Let’s begin!</b></span>