The aim of the Internationalisation at Home Project was to internationalise the learning and teaching practices of business and health higher education, through intercultural capacity-building of teachers, international students, and local students, as well as the development and dissemination of adaptable, evidence-based intercultural competency curriculum resources. The two-year project built on Freeman et al.’s (2009) project Embedding the Development of Intercultural Competence in Business Education and a pilot teaching project on Internationalising the Student Experience at the University of Canberra (Mak & Kennedy, 2012). The project was designed to extend capacity-building through institutional and national presentations and showcases, online dissemination of intercultural curriculum resources, and scholarly reports of the impact of curriculum changes on student outcomes.