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The EAIE Helsinki 2019 programme strives to encompass all voices in a mix of practical workshops, inspiring keynotes and thought-provoking sessions. Find out what’s not to be missed.
Several of the nine indicators identified in the latest EAIE Barometer report have proven key to successful internationalisation at Trinity College Dublin.
The UK has just released its post-Brexit international education strategy, which will have ripple effects across Europe.
Getting faculty members and academic departments on board is an important step towards internationalising. Here’s how you know you’re doing it right.
Professional development for administrative staff can be one of the most powerful tools in your comprehensive internationalisation toolkit.
Technology is changing the way we collaborate, both in the classroom and after graduation. Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) can help prepare students.
When it comes to facilitating intercultural learning in diverse settings, good intentions are not enough.
Diversity and technology are reshaping teaching and learning. The 2019 issue of Spring Forum explores the state of ‘the evolving classroom’ and its role in international education.
What do we know, how do we know it, and what else should be on the agenda? 2019 Winter Forum will look at the state of research in internationalisation of higher education.
How can universities better tackle the Sustainable Development Goals? It starts with integrating the SDGs into institutional strategy.
What leads to successful internationalisation? The newest report in the EAIE Barometer series offers nine key indicators.
Getting academics on board and integrating learning outcomes into the greater internationalisation strategy can often be equal parts challenging and rewarding.
What are the cross-cutting issues currently defining the work of internationalisation? They’re too many to number, but here are five of the most important ones.
How can universities use international traineeships to give their students a career boost? The answer involves a broad view of the place of traineeships in a student’s overall education.
With Brexit looming, only one thing seems certain: it will have serious ripple effects for the international higher education community. What will they be? Summer Forum will investigate.
