Global Mind Monitor — determining intercultural competencies of Stenden Hotel Management School students: setting the research agenda

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Global Mind Monitor — determining intercultural competencies of Stenden Hotel Management School students: setting the research agenda

Published in: Research in Hospitality Management
Volume 9 , issue 2 , 2019 , pages: 125–128
DOI: 10.1080/22243534.2019.1700624
Author(s): Anne Keizer-Remmers Stenden Hotel Management School, The Netherlands , Anja Brandsma-Dieters Policy Advisor,

Abstract

Ongoing Internationalization of Higher Hotel Management Education encourages professional universities to monitor and assess intercultural competence development of students. Moreover, strategic ambitions aimed at educating alumni capable of ‘global thinking’ and ‘hostmanship’ inevitably connect intercultural competence with hostmanship, a currently marginally explored academic concept. Hence, Stenden Hotel Management School needs to address both the measurement and assessment of intercultural competence development as well as the conceptualization of ‘hostmanship’. This article discusses the need to set the research agenda for determining intercultural competence development within the context of educating globally oriented, hospitable hosts.

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