Blog category: Policy & Strategy

Guest Simon Marginson talks about the need for change and the flaws in the current definitional approach to internationalisation.

Guests Encieh Erfani and Daniel Munier joined the podcast to discuss the current situation in Iran, why this matters beyond Iran, and what might happen next.

Implementing IHES starts with taking stock of the big-picture frameworks and the concrete tools at your disposal.

Internationalisation of higher education for society calls upon universities to include a focus on community engagement in their internationalisation agendas.

International education needs to orient itself towards a ‘big idea’ in order to make true impact.

To help Ukrainians fleeing the conflict, one higher education institution in the Netherlands offered free language classes.

Take a closer look at the opportunities and challenges within research and innovation policy across Europe with the Executive Editor at Science|Business, Florin Zubascu.

South Africa’s Stellenbosch Business School infuses an international element to give small business owners a boost.

Big-picture policymaking in the EU and India are bringing the two regions’ higher education sectors closer together.

It seems change is the only constant in the UK these days. What do the many recent developments mean for the higher education sector?

The SUCTIA project yielded several helpful insights for institutions looking to engage academic staff in internationalisation.

With the 2022–2023 academic year already underway, things are anything but business as usual in Ukraine.

2022 marks the 35th anniversary of Erasmus, as well as some important digital deadlines for the rollout of Erasmus Without Paper.

With transnational university networks shaping the future, our concepts of student rights will need to expand to keep up.

Internationalisation and indigenisation may seem at odds, but can actually be complementary approaches to cultivating conscious global citizens.