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As more and more data becomes available, learning how to use that data to guide our decisions becomes crucial.
What’s new in internationalisation research? Find out in our quarterly digest of need-to-know news for practitioners.
Many of our conversations about educating students to become ‘global citizens’ are predicated upon the same myths.
University branding and reputation are about so much more than a logo and a website. It’s about your promise to the market – and it should be enduring.
In addition to presenting obstacles to internationalisation, Brexit threatens to reignite an old conflict along the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Brexit has set off a chain reaction affecting student mobility, research collaboration and ultimately reputation for UK universities.
Summer Forum offers a snapshot of our moment in the ongoing Brexit process: where do we find ourselves today, and where do we go from here?
Helsinki’s main public building project of recent years and a pride of the city is its new central library Oodi – a temple of literacy, a place of learning and a house of democracy.
The EAIE Mentorship programme offers many chances for individuals and institutions to share best practices and expand their networks.
As the European Universities Initiative begins to take shape, some of its inherent tensions are becoming more apparent.
Striving for greater inclusion is among the central missions of internationalisation. We need to engage the next generation of professionals and scholars to do so.
A well-thought-out strategy and careful delivery can help make English-Medium Instruction a source of inspiration for students and staff alike.
The Multidimensional Motivations to Study Abroad Scale (MMSAS) offers data-driven insights into student decision-making regarding study abroad.
A teacher and a student on an English-taught MA programme at a Japanese university share concrete tips on facilitating intercultural communication.
Credential evaluators face a variety of challenges in today’s changing world, but familiarising yourself with the latest tools and practices can help.
