Earn Fellowship Points

IEAA will recognise attendance at webinars organised by IEAA or partner organisations from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application.

AIEC workshop, IEAA workshop. IEAA will recognise workshop attendance from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application.

Full-day workshop, one-day IEAA forum, masterclass, research roundtable. IEAA will recognise event attendance from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application.

Two-day IEAA forum or symposium. IEAA will recognise event attendance from July 2013 onwards.

Successful completion of an IEAA online learning module.

IEAA will recognise webinar attendance from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application. Must be international education related and multi-institutional. You can claim up to 10 webinars.

10
(per webinar)

IEAA will recognise workshop workshop, forum, masterclass or other non-conference attendance from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application. Must be multi-institutional.

Full-day workshop, forum, masterclass or other non-conference attendance. IEAA will recognise event attendance from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application. Must be multi-institutional.

Two-day (or more) workshop, forum, masterclass or other non-conference attendance. IEAA will recognise event attendance from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application. Must be multi-institutional.

IEAA will recognise free open-sourced courses undertaken from July 2013 onwards but no older than 10 years prior to the time of application. Must be International education related and you can claim up to 10 different courses.

Industry credentials that relate directly to international education, either through the credential itself, or your usage of that credential in your international education career. You can claim up to 3 different credentials.

Examples include: Asialink Leaders Program, Australian International Company Directors Course (AICD), Higher Education Academy Fellowship, Forum on Education Abroad Professional Certification in Education Abroad.

Completion document/certificate from the organisation.

If not directly related, will need proof from your employer that you utilise the credential in your international education work.

Years of experience working in the international education sector, in a professional or teaching/academic role.

Using foreign language skills to improve teaching and/or the provision of programs and services to international students.

Membership on a national Board or Government standing committee specifically related to international education. You can claim up to 3 different committees or boards (or 3 years of participation on one).

Membership on a state or territory standing committee (e.g. state-level education agency) specifically related to international education. You can claim up to 3 different committees or boards (or 3 years of participation).

Confirmation of appointment/participation.

Recognise international education experiences (overseas exchange, short programs, staff exchange and scholarships). Must be beyond the scope of your day-to-day role and recruitment trips will not be counted. You can only claim up to 3 times for the same activity year to year (i.e. same study tour year on year). Other unique activities can be claimed unlimited.

Duration: minimum 2 weeks and up to 6 months.

150
(per activity)

Recognise international education experiences (overseas exchange, short programs, staff exchange and scholarships). Must be beyond the scope of your day-to-day role and recruitment trips will not be counted. You can only claim up to 3 times for the same activity year to year (i.e. same study tour year on year). Other unique activities can be claimed unlimited.

Duration: 6 - 12 months.

Recognising years worked in a country outside your birth or permanent resident/citizenship country.

Duration: more than 1 year.

Must be outside scope of day-to-day work. Examples: mentoring international students, volunteering at city or state events for international students.

50
(per activity)

Contribution to the sector as recognised by an individual or group IEAA excellence award.

Contribution to the sector as recognised by an individual or group IEAA excellence award.

Contribution to the international education sector as recognised by an individual or group award (awarded by an organisation other than IEAA). You can claim up to 3 different awards.

Recognising high-level internal awards at your place of work for contribution to the international education sector. Examples: Institutional or organisational awards, innovation awards. You can claim up to 3 different awards.

Examples include: Forum planning committee, AIEC program committee, project working group etc.
Points awarded after completion on the project.

This includes the points for attendance. To receive points, you must be a main presenter (Chairing will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis).

Hosted by an IEAA partner organisation, peak body, Government conferences or alternate short workshops (half-day, full-day or multi-day) outside of IEAA. Must be multi-institutional and to receive points, be a main presenter (Chairing will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis). IEAA will recognise contributions from all years with evidence.
This includes the points for attendance.

Must be written for purposes beyond the scope of your day-to-day role and be an original work. You can claim up to 3 different books.

Must be written for purposes beyond the scope of your day-to-day role and be an original work. You can claim up to 5 different chapters/articles/reports in this category.

Must be written for purposes beyond the scope of your day-to-day role and be an original work. You can claim up to 3 different research digests.

Must be beyond the scope of your day-to-day role. You can claim up to 5 different editing/co-editings of a book.

500
(per book)

Must be beyond the scope of your day-to-day role. You can claim up to 5 difference journal articles.

Must be beyond the scope of your day-to-day role. You can claim up to 5 different reviews.

Articles must be related to international education and have been written beyond the scope of your day-to-day role. You can claim up to 5 different articles or blogs in this category.
Examples include IEAA Insights, University World News, PIE News, The Australian

We will recognise AIEC attendance from 2013 onwards. You cannot claim if you already claimed points for presenting at the conference.

Example includes IEAA member networking events, IEAA Network and Young Professionals functions.