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Goski Alabi and Orla Quinlan, two prominent women in international higher education in Africa, join the EAIE podcast this week to talk about how the pandemic has spurred innovation in African universities.
As global dynamics continue shifting, the British Council will face increasing competition from its counterparts in France, Germany and further afield.
The outcome of the US presidential election indicates a departure from the past four years, with inevitable consequences for the future of internationalisation.
Academic staff engagement is crucial for comprehensive internationalisation. How can we generate more awareness and buy-in from faculty?
David Julien, Executive Director of a region-wide higher education association, joins the EAIE podcast this week to talk about how their members are focusing on solidarity, creativity and innovation to find ways forward through uncharted territory.
We need to show great resilience to protect our internationalisation activities, but let us not forget that internationalisation is itself a source of great resilience
Higher Education System and Policy Analyst, David Crosier discusses how leveraging the right kind of data can offer key insights into the work we do in international higher education.
The UN 2030 Agenda is hardly new, but the challenges of 2020 call upon us to renew our focus on the Sustainable Development Goals.
In the future, our international office teams might include a new kind of colleague altogether.
The new 2026 Strategy will guide the EAIE Leadership through this period of unprecedented challenges.
European Commission Scientific Officer Ine Vandecasteele discusses how higher education can help guide our cities to a more sustainable and equitable future.
Urban centres and the higher education institutions that cluster there are paving the way to a greener, more equitable future.
More people than ever are pursuing higher education, but are they graduating with the skills employers are looking for?
For the inaugural episode of the EAIE podcast, we sit down with diversity and inclusion consultant Aminata Cairo to discuss the stories we tell and how they matter.
As protests fuelled by racial inequality continue worldwide, we must ask ourselves: how can we do better?
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