Higher education has an increasing obligation to educate a workforce capable of meeting the demands of an industrialising, technologically advancing and globalising world. Therefore, higher education must keep pace with developments in various industrial and technological sectors. This publication aims to clarify and illustrate the role of higher education in promoting internationalisation, especially "Internationalisation at Home" (IaH). It also aims to highlight the three central roles of higher education - teaching, research and community service - in their global facets. The anthology aims to promote change and development in the higher education sector and to identify ways in which higher education can be made more accessible to a wider public and its benefits enhanced. The publication is divided into two interrelated sections: The first area addresses responses to the changing and diverse classroom environment resulting from IaH and includes adapting curricula to an increasingly diverse student body, including international students as well as societal changes such as the influx of immigrants. The second area addresses educational goals with an international orientation, especially the development of intercultural and social competences, which are considered crucial for graduates and future global citizens. The publication is aimed at teachers and researchers who want to make their curricula and teaching methods more international and intercultural, taking the social dimension into account.weiterlesen