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The first Stellenbosch International Academic Network was held 22 years ago. Robert Kotzé, Senior Director: SU International, used to attend the Tübingen family meetings while studying there in 1991 to understand the context of the programme. The Tübingen-South Africa Programme was a cultural and language exchange programme that offered South African students the chance to be exposed to German culture and language. It also aims to bring closer ties and understanding between South Africa and Germany.  It ended in 2023.

He suggested they establish a Stellenbosch Family Meeting close to the Annual IEASA meeting. Later, at the request of participants, the name changed to SIAN as it became difficult for delegates to motivate why they wanted to attend a “family" meeting rather than an internationalisation conference. “The intention, however, remained the same," says Robert, “to showcase Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票 as a wonderful destination for students and a place where our partners are important. It is where we want to build partnerships, understanding and capital. It is also a platform where we build bridges between our African partners and partners beyond Africa. Here, we contribute towards helping the Global North understand the Global South better by allowing us to share experiences and build their understanding of engaging with African Higher Education."