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More people than ever are pursuing higher education, but are they graduating with the skills employers are looking for?
As protests fuelled by racial inequality continue worldwide, we must ask ourselves: how can we do better?
The Network of International Education Associations is calling upon all of us who work in international higher education to recommit to what we do, how we do it and the rationales that motivate us.
With on-campus interaction looking increasingly unlikely for the coming semester, podcasting is a great way to stay connected with Generation Z students.
Like many former Soviet states, Lithuania's path to internationalisation has been a long one with unique challenges.
Discussions of internationalisation often overlook vocational education, but the Dutch ‘practoraat’ model is a step towards changing that.
What’s new in internationalisation research? Find out in our quarterly digest of need-to-know news for practitioners.
There remains much work to be done in closing the gender gap in Japan, and international education can play a key role.
The first ever UNESCO Qualifications Passports for Refugees and Vulnerable Migrants have now been issued. What does that mean for the future of equitable access to education?
An EAIE Barometer-inspired survey of Israeli higher education institutions yields new insights into the state of internationalisation in Israel.
When a crisis like the COVID-19 strikes, ensuring everyone is on the same page is crucial.
Higher education institutions can be drivers of renewal in rural communities, especially during times of global crisis.
In the midst of the crisis, Armenia's digital aspirations are getting an unexpected push.
In the midst of the corona crisis, we've gathered some of the most helpful and insightful resources for international education professionals.
Fraud and phishing have spiked amidst the confusion of the coronavirus outbreak. Some universities are already developing policies and practices for preventing COVID-19 cyber scams.
