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As access to the UK becomes more challenging for European students, are transnational education programmes the answer?
With skill shortages on the rise in developed economies, global internships offer one promising solution.
Charlie MacGregor discusses Movement on the Ground and its efforts to establish a hospital in Northwestern Syria following February's series of major earthquakes.
Finding the right partner for your virtual exchange project can be a challenge. Here are 3 ways to find the right fit.
Scholars seeking refuge in higher education institutions should be viewed in terms of opportunity, not liability.
Managing risk is a stressful job. Here are 6 tips for managing your stress levels while you’re at it.
As geopolitical tensions continue to complicate international cooperation, perhaps no relationship captures this dynamic as quintessentially as that of the UK and China.
Explore key conceptual and practical questions at the intersection of international education and climate action.
How can we prepare ourselves to respond to the variety of known and unknown challenges that await? Spring Forum investigates.
Explore how the underrepresented Roma community can gain greater access to higher education in Europe.
Discover all the ways higher education in Brazil is changing and growing under a new presidential administration.
A period doing research abroad is often touted as a solid career-booster for academics, but that’s not always the case.
The gender gap in higher education is a complex structural challenge. Ireland’s recent review of gender equality indicates some promising paths forward.
How can research and data influence policies and strategies universities implement to address accessibility issues for international students?
Making our higher education institutions more inclusive is a necessity – but our efforts must go beyond well-intentioned talk.