International student mobility and migration: trajectories, transitions, and social transformations.
Netz, N., Vögtle, E., Riaño, Y., Van Mol, C., & Raghuram, P. (2018, Oktober).
International student mobility and migration: trajectories, transitions, and social transformations. Organisation des Workshops des IMISCOE Research Clusters " International Student Mobility and Migration " , DZHW, Hannover.
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Transition into higher education of underrepresented groups and their study choices.
Vögtle, E. M. (2018, September).
Transition into higher education of underrepresented groups and their study choices. Vortrag auf der Tagung " Vielfalt und Implikationen studentischer Lebenslagen " zur 21. Sozialerhebung im Schloss Herrenhausen, Hannover.
Abstract
With the introduction of higher education institutions following a different model than ‘traditional’ universities, access to higher education has been diversified. However, recent research has indicated that this institutional diversification is often accompanied by an increased degree of stratification with different types of institutions, or individual institutions, conveying different levels of prestige and, possibly, labour market returns (Arum, Gamoran, & Shavit, 2007; Reimer & Jacob, 2011; Triventi, 2013; Marconi, 2015; Marginson, 2016). Furthermore, existing research points towards the fact that students from disadvantaged backgrounds tend to concentrate in lower-prestige higher education institutions.
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The Network of international student mobility.
Vögtle, E. M. (2018, Juni/Juli).
The Network of international student mobility. Presentation held during the Session Preferential attachment at the XXXVIII Sunbelt, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Abstract
Preferential attachment or hegemony, from a political science standpoint/perspective, means an indirect form of government in which the hegemon dominates geopolitically subordinated states by implicit means instead of direct military force. From social network perspective, a hegemon can be identified from the “common” states by its position in a cooperative network. In terms of Preferential attachment it is more likely that international students connect to a more central node (hence country) rather than to a marginal one. Thus already existing exchange relationships enforce future ones.
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Social and Economic Conditions of Student Life in Europe.
Vögtle, E. (2018, Mai).
Social and Economic Conditions of Student Life in Europe. Presentation held at the Conference " Conditions of Icelandic students in international comparison: Access, finance and opportunities to studies abroad " , Reykjavík, Iceland.
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How to further student mobility for student groups that currently abstain from studying abroad?
Vögtle, E. (2018, Mai).
How to further student mobility for student groups that currently abstain from studying abroad? Panel discussant at the Conference " Conditions of Icelandic students in international comparison: Access, finance and opportunities to studies abroad " , Reykjavík, Iceland.
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EUROSTUDENT VI Final Conference.
Hauschildt, K., Gwosć, C., Vögtle, E., & Liedtke, M. (2018, März).
EUROSTUDENT VI Final Conference. Berlin, Deutschland.
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EUROSTUDENT VI comparative results: Students' time budget.
Vögtle, E. (2018, März).
EUROSTUDENT VI comparative results: Students' time budget. Vortrag auf der EUROSTUDENT Final Conference, DZHW GmbH, Berlin, Deutschland.
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EUROSTUDENT VI comparative results: Cross-national student mobility.
Vögtle, E. (2018, März).
EUROSTUDENT VI comparative results: Cross-national student mobility. Vortrag auf der EUROSTUDENT Final Conference, DZHW GmbH, Berlin, Deutschland.
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Empirical research on international student mobility: Status quo and ways forward.
Netz, N., & Vögtle, E. (2017, Mai).
Empirical research on international student mobility: Status quo and ways forward. Organisation des interdisziplinären Workshops des DZHW-Forschungsclusters " Mobilität von Hochqualifizierten " , DZHW, Hannover.
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International student mobility flows: A social network perspective on democratization.
Vögtle, E. (2017, Mai).
International student mobility flows: A social network perspective on democratization. Vortrag auf dem interdisziplinären Workshop " Empirical research on international student mobility: Status quo and ways forward " des DZHW-Forschungsclusters " Mobilität von Hochqualifizierten " , DZHW, Hannover.
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Workshop on cross-national student mobility: EUROSTUDENT VI. Selected findings.
Vögtle, E. (2017, April).
Workshop on cross-national student mobility: EUROSTUDENT VI. Selected findings. Vortrag auf der EUROSTUDENT Policy-makers conference in Rabat, Malta.
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Cross-national student mobility: EUROSTUDENT VI. Key preliminary findings.
Vögtle, E. (2017, April).
Cross-national student mobility: EUROSTUDENT VI. Key preliminary findings. Vortrag auf der EUROSTUDENT Policy-makers conference in Rabat, Malta.
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The Impact of Political Context on the Network of International Student Mobility.
Vögtle, E. (2016, Oktober).
The Impact of Political Context on the Network of International Student Mobility. Vortrag auf der Konferenz " Research into Europeanization " an der Europa-Universität Flensburg.
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The network of international student mobility.
Vögtle, E. (2016, September).
The network of international student mobility. Vortrag auf der 21th international conference on science and technology indicators (STI 2016), Peripheries, frontiers and beyond, Universitat Politécnica de Valéncia, Spanien.
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Knowledge network formation for innovative study programmes in higher education.
Brünjes, J., & Vögtle, E. (2015, August/September).
Knowledge network formation for innovative study programmes in higher education. Vortrag auf dem 5th EUGEO Congress on the Geography of Europe - Session on Geography of Higher Education and the Production of Knowledge, Budapest, Ungarn.
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