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The UK’s exit from the European Union has left a patchwork of overlapping mobility schemes in its wake. A new Welsh initiative aims to fill some of the gaps with an emphasis on inclusion.
To truly bring people together and solve global challenges, we must change our approach to North–South mobility programmes.
The key players in student mobility aren’t necessarily those with the largest territories or populations.
Concluding the data-driven series ‘Snapshot report on exchange mobility 2021/2021’, Part 3 looks at compulsory mobility and alternatives institutions are offering in lieu of mobility.
Robert Buttery shares some insights on the UK’s opportunities for post-Erasmus mobility from his vantage point at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland.
The UK’s departure from the EU and programmes like Erasmus is painfully felt, but the new Turing Scheme offers hope of continuity.
The EAIE launches a new data-driven report on the state of exchange mobility with partners beyond the European Higher Education Area.
What role will mobility play as the ‘new normal’ emerges? Summer Forum will seek to investigate.
How can mobility give students the biggest employability boost? The Erasmus Skills project offers some initial insights.
With restrictions on travel and social distancing measures, we need to fundamentally change how we operate.
President and CEO of the US-based Institute of International Education Allan Goodman discusses how artificial intelligence might be leveraged in support of student mobility in the not-so-distant future.
The COVID-19 pandemic is complicating the further integration of education and research in Europe, and doctoral programmes and their students may be particularly vulnerable.
International internships have proven effective, but students, institutions and employers need to come together to make them mainstream.
International Education Week in the US offers plenty of food for thought for European professionals working to foster transatlantic ties.
Erasmus is going paperless. Breda University of Applied Sciences and the University of Bergen share their insights as early adopters.
