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What are universities doing to create and maintain accessible and equitable digital environments in higher education?
The EAIE Barcelona 2022 programme is packed with exciting new ways to reconnect with your network in person. Find out what’s not to be missed.
The 33rd Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition will reunite our global community in the port city of Rotterdam. Learn more about the theme of EAIE 2023.
As the new academic year approaches, will 2022 witness a post-pandemic bounce-back?
With the widespread move to online teaching, has the pandemic negatively impacted the key learning objective of cultivating soft skills – or does perhaps just the opposite hold true?
How are – and how should – universities serve and engage with their communities? Winter Forum will investigate.
Discover how students across higher education are taking the lead on sustainability activities at their universities for a greener future.
The key to making student mobility sustainable lies not in programme administration, but in teaching and learning.
International education might look different if we were required to carry out a strategic environmental assessment on our activities.
Traineeships can be an ideal bridge to employment when carefully constructed for maximum skills gain.
Get an inside look into the first-hand experience of a Ukrainian student as she watches the war in her home country unfold while studying abroad.
With one crisis nearly over and another just beginning, the story of international admissions in Europe in the 2022–2023 academic year is a complex one.
Global rankings, despite their shortcomings, have played a catalysing role in the internationalisation of higher education.
Pankaj Mittal, Secretary General of the Association of Indian Universities discusses how internationalisation can support the ambitions of India's higher education institutions.
Students and staff affected by crisis and conflict need extra support from their institutions. Here are some of the key areas to address in times of need.
