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The Canadian approach to tuition fees for international students offers an example of how national higher education sectors can prioritise long-term sustainability.
Tailoring your marketing efforts to the individual is a powerful way of standing out in crowded digital spaces.
Managing an international office is no walk in the park, but thankfully there are plenty of tools out there to help you along the way.
The Closing Plenary of the 31st Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition called upon all in attendance to shift our cultural narratives to truly encompass all voices.
How can the 'Macron initiative' balance academic excellence with geographic and intellectual inclusiveness? Some would argue that excellence and inclusiveness go hand in hand.
With two major new developments to Erasmus Without Paper expected in 2019, if you haven't jumped on the digital bandwagon yet, now is the time to get started.
At the EAIE Helsinki 2019 Opening Plenary, Simon Anholt, founder of the Good Country Index, asked us to unite across borders to educate a 'good generation' to tackle global problems.
‘Money matters’ draws on the largest and most geographically diverse dataset on internationalisation in Europe to investigate the role of funding in internationalisation.
As we kick off the 31st Annual EAIE Conference in Helsinki, we start with a seemingly simple question: what is Finland’s secret to success?
Support from senior leadership is key to programme success and professional satisfaction. To get it, start with your ‘audience of one’.
Successful internationalisation of the curriculum requires us to embrace change and ask our colleagues to do the same.
From its beginnings as a Norwegian initiative, the Qualifications Passport for Refugees is rapidly growing in relevance and use.
Joint Programmes have become commonplace in internationalisation strategies, but getting them up and running is easier said than done.
The 2019 EAIE Conference host city has more layers than you can peel back in a mere week – but you’d be crazy not to try.
Encompassing refugee voices in higher education has shown promising potential for integrating students with refugee backgrounds in German society.
