Blog category: Strategic networks

Maps of international partnerships are no neutral representation of reality, but rather something to be carefully reflected upon.

Online international communities can play a key role in staff learning and development.

Learn about the Unissued Diplomas project, whose purpose is to put the spotlight on Ukrainian higher education students who will never receive their diplomas because their lives were ended too soon by the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Growing international networks and educating global citizens committed to the SDGs can be among internationalisation’s most significant contributions.

Listen to this discussion on current dynamics in European and African partnerships in international higher education.

The EELISA alliance seeks to foster unprecedented solidarity between universities focused on training engineers to solve tomorrow’s shared global challenges.

As access to the UK becomes more challenging for European students, are transnational education programmes the answer?

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.

The EAIE podcast speaks with NAFSA leaders to commemorate their 75th anniversary.

The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions offer 3 options for facilitating collaboration at the doctoral level.

In the spirit of multilingualism, the UNITA alliance takes a potential obstacle to internationalisation and turns it into an asset.

As global instability becomes the norm, providing higher education to displaced persons and societies in conflict becomes ever more important.

Nicole Williams and Helen Whitehead share best practices for encouraging women to get involved in STEMM.

Regionally-anchored higher education institutions that play an important role in their communities – and in confronting global challenges.