Learning Differently Series – Does studying abroad help students become global citizens?

Last updated on June 23, 2025
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In the Learning Differently series, SKEMA professors will share their experiences of learning and teaching. Being well-versed in the complexity that comes with globalisation, innovation and digitalisation in higher education, they successfully tackle the current challenges in education (millennials, continuing professional development, executive education, etc.). In this way, they participate in experimenting, succeeding, failing, trying again, and innovating to inspire the talents of the knowledge economy.

In this first episode, Prof. Alexandra Saunders shares her vision on how studying abroad helps students to become global citizens through the lens of the Global BBA course of glocal awareness.

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