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The emergence of sustainability-focused rankings is a win for higher education, but the rankings themselves still have a long way to go.
Guests Hélène Rongeot and Natasja Spaargaren discuss the importance of skill-building in higher education.
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme includes robust support mechanisms for researchers at risk.
The EELISA alliance seeks to foster unprecedented solidarity between universities focused on training engineers to solve tomorrow’s shared global challenges.
International researchers face unique challenges abroad, but the universities that employ them can do a lot to help.
How big of an issue is affordability within the international education sector at the moment, especially when it comes to student housing?
How can HEIs ensure their international students’ well-being through every stage of the student journey?
What if higher education institutions focused on not only helping international students survive, but enabling them to thrive?
How can higher education institutions foster health and wellness among students and staff? Summer Forum investigates.
The EUA Autonomy Scorecard provides a tool for benchmarking autonomy in a time when it is increasingly coming under pressure.
The adoption of micro-credentials is gaining steam in European higher education.
Disabilities can present extra barriers to studying abroad, but mobility advisors can help students build the confidence they need.
As access to the UK becomes more challenging for European students, are transnational education programmes the answer?
With skill shortages on the rise in developed economies, global internships offer one promising solution.
Charlie MacGregor discusses Movement on the Ground and its efforts to establish a hospital in Northwestern Syria following February's series of major earthquakes.
