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Fostering global outlooks and attending to local realities may seem like divergent approaches, but in practice they often go hand in hand.
The Canadian approach to tuition fees for international students offers an example of how national higher education sectors can prioritise long-term sustainability.
With two major new developments to Erasmus Without Paper expected in 2019, if you haven't jumped on the digital bandwagon yet, now is the time to get started.
Joint Programmes have become commonplace in internationalisation strategies, but getting them up and running is easier said than done.
Encompassing refugee voices in higher education has shown promising potential for integrating students with refugee backgrounds in German society.
As more and more data becomes available, learning how to use that data to guide our decisions becomes crucial.
Brexit has set off a chain reaction affecting student mobility, research collaboration and ultimately reputation for UK universities.
As the European Universities Initiative begins to take shape, some of its inherent tensions are becoming more apparent.
Striving for greater inclusion is among the central missions of internationalisation. We need to engage the next generation of professionals and scholars to do so.
Devoting resources to training administrative staff can help institutions to reach the ‘happily ever after’ phase of internationalisation.
Several of the nine indicators identified in the latest EAIE Barometer report have proven key to successful internationalisation at Trinity College Dublin.
The UK has just released its post-Brexit international education strategy, which will have ripple effects across Europe.
Getting faculty members and academic departments on board is an important step towards internationalising. Here’s how you know you’re doing it right.
Professional development for administrative staff can be one of the most powerful tools in your comprehensive internationalisation toolkit.
How can universities better tackle the Sustainable Development Goals? It starts with integrating the SDGs into institutional strategy.
