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Immerse yourself in the connecting currents of Rotterdam and learn more about the host city for the 33rd Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition.
Closing out the 2022 EAIE Conference, Indigenous peoples photographer Jimmy Nelson reminded participants of the importance of capturing human beauty.
At the EAIE Barcelona 2022 Opening Plenary, BBC journalist Yalda Hakim challenged us to support young people across the world.
After two years of strictly on-screen collaboration, the international higher education community reunites in person for Barcelona 2022.
The EAIE will collaborate with a new exhibition partner starting at the 2023 EAIE Conference and Exhibition in Rotterdam.
2022 marks the 35th anniversary of Erasmus, as well as some important digital deadlines for the rollout of Erasmus Without Paper.
This third and final 2022 Conference Conversation Starter essay underscores the role of international educators in addressing the global climate crisis.
What role does language play in influencing international students’ decisions when choosing a destination for their studies?
The 2022 EAIE Awards honour the superheroes of our sector who are going above and beyond in advancing international education.
With transnational university networks shaping the future, our concepts of student rights will need to expand to keep up.
Ukraine’s higher education sector has proven resilient during the Russian invasion, partly due to its strong international connections.
What have we learned from the pandemic and how do we carry those lessons forward? Some reflections from the field.
As research and innovation start-ups and technology hubs grow in numbers across Africa, how can Europe and Africa work together to support this booming industry?
Taking a risk on the next big trend might seem intimidating, but the return on investment could pay dividends for years to come.
Internationalisation and indigenisation may seem at odds, but can actually be complementary approaches to cultivating conscious global citizens.
