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How does interdisciplinary research and study align with educational initiatives which cross national borders? Winter Forum investigates.
The latest chapter in transnational collaborative partnerships in Europe is perhaps its most ambitious so far.
Universities are increasingly taking action on sustainability. But how can they measure their progress?
Discover how higher education institutions are championing sustainability.
Norway’s new ‘Guidelines and tools for international knowledge cooperation’ can serve as an example in geopolitically complex times.
The MSCA Green Charter sets an example for mitigating environmental impact of research without sacrificing excellence.
For the countries of the Western Balkans, education reform can play a key role on the road to continued development and eventual EU accession.
EAIE speaks with Ligia Deca, current minister of Education for Romania and this year’s Award for Vision and Leadership winner.
Maps of international partnerships are no neutral representation of reality, but rather something to be carefully reflected upon.
Securing and succeeding in employment shouldn’t be solely the responsibility of graduates and job-seekers.
The emergence of sustainability-focused rankings is a win for higher education, but the rankings themselves still have a long way to go.
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme includes robust support mechanisms for researchers at risk.
International researchers face unique challenges abroad, but the universities that employ them can do a lot to help.
How can higher education institutions foster health and wellness among students and staff? Summer Forum investigates.
The EUA Autonomy Scorecard provides a tool for benchmarking autonomy in a time when it is increasingly coming under pressure.
