Cross Cultural Learning
With increasing mobility of full-time, degree-seeking students across borders, universities are increasingly facing diverse student bodies with equally diverse ways of perceiving, processing and presenting information (learning styles). The European Union has granted projects to universities from Argentina, Austria, Colombia,France, Germany, India, Mexico, and Peru to research into Cross Cultural Learning Styles (CCLS) of students who are moving from one location to another to earn a foreign degree. The goal is to generate insights into the specificities of the different learning styles and equip teachers and students alike with necessary tools and knowledge to improve their training.