The paper’s starting assumption is the increasing globalization of/in science. It means that the management of scientific knowledge is directed towards the networked scientific relations. The scientific networks combine scientists from different academic centers, research institutes, from various countries and continents. Ones of the most significant conceptions, which emerge from the discussion between globalization and internationalization, are: globally engaged university and bridge building. The next step in the considerations is associated with the most desired model of education which can
be treated as a prominent stage in the internationalization policy. This issue is related to elaborating the intellectual capacities especially competencies in the area of intercultural education and internationalization of the administrative service at university. The examples of changes are those connected with the teacher’s roles, their educational approaches, holistic attitude to professional development including
both the scientific mobility and the emphasis on the life-long learning process. The wider context of mentioned problems of an effective internationalization policy formulates postulations of socialization of good practices, cultural inclusion and strengthening international scientific collaboration
