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The key players in student mobility aren’t necessarily those with the largest territories or populations.
Concluding the data-driven series ‘Snapshot report on exchange mobility 2021/2021’, Part 3 looks at compulsory mobility and alternatives institutions are offering in lieu of mobility.
Robert Buttery shares some insights on the UK’s opportunities for post-Erasmus mobility from his vantage point at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland.
The UK’s departure from the EU and programmes like Erasmus is painfully felt, but the new Turing Scheme offers hope of continuity.
Questions of impact, how we measure it, and how we articulate the value of internationalisation will take centre stage at the EAIE Community Summit.
The EAIE launches a new data-driven report on the state of exchange mobility with partners beyond the European Higher Education Area.
What role will mobility play as the ‘new normal’ emerges? Summer Forum will seek to investigate.
Sarah Lamaison shares her perspective as a rising young scientist on the future of women in science and the impact that research like her own can make on our common well-being.
How can mobility give students the biggest employability boost? The Erasmus Skills project offers some initial insights.
From his vantage point as Director of Higher Education Services at the Council of International Schools, Nico Evers offers illuminating insights into the connections between international secondary schools and international higher education.
It's time to get up to speed on virtual exchange. These 7 resources make a good starting point.
With the whole world facing the same crisis, now is the time to break down barriers and embrace our shared humanity as we plot a path out of the darkness.
Scientist Inma Martinez weighs in on key issues of how technology can support the work of higher education, and how real human needs and interests sit at the heart of all technological innovation.
With restrictions on travel and social distancing measures, we need to fundamentally change how we operate.
As an unprecedented year comes to a close, our sector reflects on lessons learned and the challenges ahead.
