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The 33rd Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition came to a close with a celebration of the strong connections in our community.
Day 3 of #EAIE2023 was bursting at the seams with more than 60 sessions exploring the most pressing questions facing internationalisation today.
Day 2 of #EAIE2023 featured inspiring speakers and unrivalled partnership opportunities at the official open of the Exhibition.
The 2023 EAIE Conference and Exhibition in Rotterdam kicked off with a day of campus experiences, workshops and community.
As always, the Annual EAIE Conference is not only a chance for learning and networking, but also an opportunity to explore a vibrant European city.
EAIE speaks with Ligia Deca, current minister of Education for Romania and this year’s Award for Vision and Leadership winner.
The landscape of student interest for study destinations across Europe is shifting, with Studyportals data pointing to new academic hubs.
Maps of international partnerships are no neutral representation of reality, but rather something to be carefully reflected upon.
Online international communities can play a key role in staff learning and development.
Learn about the Unissued Diplomas project, whose purpose is to put the spotlight on Ukrainian higher education students who will never receive their diplomas because their lives were ended too soon by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The UNESCO Global Convention on Recognition of Qualifications is working to streamline and simplify mobility and admissions.
Growing international networks and educating global citizens committed to the SDGs can be among internationalisation’s most significant contributions.
Listen to this discussion on current dynamics in European and African partnerships in international higher education.
Constructive alignment matters in curriculum internationalisation. Here are 5 important steps to consider in the process.
Securing and succeeding in employment shouldn’t be solely the responsibility of graduates and job-seekers.
