Virtual Exchange Training

UNICollaboration offers customised training in Virtual Exchange and Internationalisation at Home for institutions, organisations and individuals.

Customised Virtual Exchange Training

UNICollaboration offers customised training in Virtual Exchange and Internationalisation at Home for institutions, organisations and individuals. See below for our training options and contact us at training@unicollaboration.org for further information.

Virtual Exchange Training for Higher Education Institutions

Benefits of a Virtual Exchange strategy within your organisation :

If your organisation is considering an internationalisation at home strategy, our experts and experienced trainers can guide you. During the sessions, we will demonstrate how incorporating a virtual exchange element into your courses can broaden horizons, thus allowing more students than ever to benefit from participating in international cultural exchanges. Our trainings are suitable for academic, technical and administrative staff.

We offer a variety of training formats to suit your needs:

90-minute interactive webinar: What is Virtual Exchange ?

ALL staff can benefit from this webinar which includes: a definition of virtual exchange, what it is and what it isn’t, plus an overview of types and models of virtual exchange. We also share examples and testimonials of past virtual exchange international projects for you to analyse and discuss.

3-hour workshop: Internationalisation at home through Virtual Exchange

Internationalisation at home (IaH) is now a strategic priority for most Higher Education Institutions  (HEIs) and virtual exchange is recognised as one way of contributing to this. So this is the workshop that will help you understand how VE as a model can be successfully integrated into strategies. And, you’ll be invited to discuss how this might work in your own institutions.

Online Training: Collaborative Class-to-Class VE Design

This Training offers educators interested in developing their own VE, an experiential learning experience that takes them through the steps required to design and implement a successful class-to-class virtual exchange. 20 hours online synchronous video communication that can be divided into different time slots depending on the institutions’ need

Online Training: Developing an Internationalisation at Home Strategy through VE

This training is aimed at university staff who wish to better understand how virtual exchange can be used to promote internationalisation at home strategies 

Our prices

90-minute interactive webinar: What is Virtual Exchange ? 3-hour workshop: Internationalisation at home through Virtual Exchange Online Training: Introduction to Virtual Exchange Online Training: Collaborative Class-to-Class VE Design Online Training: Developing an Internationalisation at Home Strategy through VE
490 Euros as an introduction to a full training course 790 Euros as an introduction to a full training course 300 Euros per participant for up to 15 participants (min. 12 participants required) 400 Euros per participant for up to 12, preferably 6 partners working together on a VE project. 450 Euros each for up to 15 participants (min 10 required)
Or 790 Euros as a stand-alone webinar Or 1090 Euros as a stand-alone workshop And 120 Euros for each additional participant (from 16-30). Otherwise, cost will be adjusted accordingly 120 Euros for each additional participant (from 13-20). For higher numbers, the price will be adjusted accordingly And 150 Euros for each additional participant (16-20). The price will be adjusted accordingly for more than 20

Contact & Requests

If you’re interested in finding out more about our training offerings in general please contact us at training@unicollaboration.org

We look forward to collaborating with you to create 
meaningful, well-designed, and lasting virtual exchange projects!

Further details

The language of instruction is English. For options in other languages, please contact us.

Participation in our activities and training programmes is recognised through the issue of digital badges.