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Jing Xiao is an Associate Professor and Graduate Chair in the Department of Educational Administration at the University of Saskatchewan. With a focus on Comparative International Education, her research investigates the impacts of global geopolitical shifts on higher education governance and administration. She explores policies and practices related to strategic internationalization in higher education. Prior to her position in Canada, she was an Assistant Professor at Xiamen University in China, where she collaborated extensively with scholars from both Canadian and Chinese academic communities. Dr. Xiao's recent projects have examined institutional approaches to developing programs, curricula, and pedagogies that effectively respond to international student mobility trends. She has presented her research at numerous national and international conferences and has been invited to give keynote lectures globally. Currently, she leads several funded research projects aimed at enhancing intercultural learning experiences in higher education. Dr. Xiao's educational background includes a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Alberta and multiple degrees from Xiamen University, China.
Xiamen University • China
Worked extensively on research collaborations with scholars in Canadian and Chinese academic communities.
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