The next PIE Internationalisation Community Meeting will take place from 3 - 5 June 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Hosted by Vilnius Academy of Arts, ELIA's PIE Internationalisation Community Hub invites papers, presentations, and workshop proposals exploring how internationalisation shapes higher arts education — both through the formal curriculum and the hidden curriculum that
influences how we learn, teach, collaborate, and develop as global citizens.
Main questions:
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How are international and intercultural dimensions embedded in curricula — formally and informally?
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How do we prepare graduates for global citizenship and professional life in a diverse world?
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How does the hidden curriculum reflect or challenge equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI)?
AREAS OF INTEREST
We are especially interested in contributions that explore:
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Institutional cooperation and projects: How are international collaborations and/or European initiatives integrated into teaching? Many institutions have developed and participated in European and international initiatives. But
what is their impact on the curriculum and learning communities?
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Mobility and internships: How are these structured — as mandatory or elective elements? Are these incorporated into the curriculum?
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Internationalisation of curriculum: How are diverse, global, decolonial and intercultural perspectives included in content and pedagogy?
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Hidden curriculum: What implicit messages, social rituals, and unspoken norms shape intercultural learning in higher arts education?
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Skills and competences for global citizenship: What international and intercultural knowledge, skills, and competences do graduates need to thrive as professionals and to act as responsible global citizens?
You can read the full Call for contributions here.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 30 January 2026
Fill in the form below and submit your proposal!