What happens when East travels West? In today's increasingly globalized
world, these collisions are becoming increasingly common in
universities- especially due to the growth of migratory students . As
the largest international population studying abroad in the world,
Chinese students' learning experience in an intercultural environment
calls for more attention. This book covers an array of problems common
to Chinese students studying abroad and explores how these students
academically adjust to an intercultural environment. It also highlights
how they familiarize themselves with the education system, ranging from
the types of courses, academic tasks and examinations to the structure
of the education as a whole in the host country, as they negotiate the
gulf between academic expectations at home versus those in the host
university environment and communicate with domestic lecturers and
students.