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The Impact Of International Experiential Learning On Career Trajectories: A Scoping Literature Review, Nishta Mehta
The Impact Of International Experiential Learning On Career Trajectories: A Scoping Literature Review, Nishta Mehta
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Preparing graduates for their future beyond the classroom is of importance in today’s society, where the employment landscape is ever-changing and expanding globally. However, recent research suggests that knowledge acquisition is insufficient, and it must go part and parcel with the development of lifelong skills in problem-solving, critical reflection, and adaptability to support successful career trajectories. Experiential learning (EL) is understood as enticing students to think critically about learning through the application of knowledge using transferable skills in contexts beyond the university. This is especially true for international learning experiences. Nevertheless, despite over a decade of EL, neither professors nor …