EAIE blog

The 2018 Conference Conversation Starter invites us to ‘face outward’ and provides food for thought to fuel stimulating discussions this year in Geneva.

Innovative thinkers, visionary leaders, promising new talent: introducing the winners of the 2018 EAIE Awards.

At the Romanian-American University, experience shows that Internationalisation at Home works best when integrated with institution-wide strategies focused on learning outcomes.

What does ‘Internationalisation at Home’ really mean? This post outlines ten key features of the approach and what they look like in practice.

Buzz-phrases like ‘ethical internationalisation’ appear in many a strategy document, but how do these words translate into globally responsible practice?

How can educators create inclusive learning environments for international students? Designing purposeful interactions and embedding them across the institution is a start.

National-level programmes advancing student mobility, degree equivalence and pastoral care of students are making New Zealand a competitive destination for international students.

Survey results provide insights into students’ motivations in selecting a study abroad locations and how France maintains its appeal as one of the top destinations.

In the midst of the debate around English-taught programmes at Dutch universities, internationalisation is paving the way for local development in Maastricht.

While national-level discourse and actions continue to threaten academic freedom in Hungary, national policies advancing international student mobility are making gains.

The 2018 Summer edition of Forum magazine explores the powerful, ongoing relevance of the nation-state in the complex relationship between national politics and international education.

One of the highlights of attending a conference is the chance to discover a new city. Here are our top city tips to help you navigate your way through the wealth of museums, attractions and landmarks that Geneva has to offer.

Heavy workload can stifle even the most purposeful project. Here’s why Erasmus+ is going paperless and how your university can, and should, get involved.

Are you planning to create a new student ambassador programme or want to optimise an existing one in line with your marketing strategy? Gain 5 key tips learned from working with student content creators.

This blog explores some of the myths and realities of new management techniques within higher education, with a particular focus on the specificities of international offices.