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With on-campus interaction looking increasingly unlikely for the coming semester, podcasting is a great way to stay connected with Generation Z students.
Like many former Soviet states, Lithuania's path to internationalisation has been a long one with unique challenges.
In promoting global competencies, we are promoting individuals' capacity to develop and sustain successful relationships.
International students are not ‘in deficit’ when they show up on campus – quite the opposite.
Discussions of internationalisation often overlook vocational education, but the Dutch ‘practoraat’ model is a step towards changing that.
Faced with travel restrictions and other obstacles to traditional recruitment methods, alumni networks are crucial in shaping the start of the student experience.
What’s new in internationalisation research? Find out in our quarterly digest of need-to-know news for practitioners.
The effects of international experience on employability and salaries are not as straightforward as they may seem.
Businesses are increasingly looking for employees with the intrapersonal skills associated with international study experience.
There remains much work to be done in closing the gender gap in Japan, and international education can play a key role.
The world of work is changing, with consequences for students, educators and the institutions they inhabit. Summer Forum investigates.
The first ever UNESCO Qualifications Passports for Refugees and Vulnerable Migrants have now been issued. What does that mean for the future of equitable access to education?
The EAIE Community Summit brought together hundreds of professionals from home offices across the world, illustrating what our community can achieve even during a crisis.
An EAIE Barometer-inspired survey of Israeli higher education institutions yields new insights into the state of internationalisation in Israel.
The European University of the Seas pools the expertise of several coastal universities in Europe in addressing today's environmental challenges and preparing for a sustainable tomorrow.
