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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.
To help Ukrainians fleeing the conflict, one higher education institution in the Netherlands offered free language classes.
Despite a recent decline in mental health, few students are turning to counselling services at their institutions.
For international students, seeking help for mental health challenges can be especially difficult.
How did this idea of a shared identity among European students come about?
With transnational university networks shaping the future, our concepts of student rights will need to expand to keep up.
Higher education administrators across Europe are actively working on going digital to establish the infrastructure to student data exchange, but what will it take to achieve this goal?
Discover how recent graduates can step into that first job in international education as they transition from education to the world of work.
Aimed at reinforcing collaboration between European University alliances, the European Universities Community gives students a voice in shaping their own future.
A group of organisations including Erasmus Student Network Ukraine have conducted a survey among Ukrainian students abroad. Here are some of the takeaways.
Discover how students across higher education are taking the lead on sustainability activities at their universities for a greener future.
Get an inside look into the first-hand experience of a Ukrainian student as she watches the war in her home country unfold while studying abroad.
Students and staff affected by crisis and conflict need extra support from their institutions. Here are some of the key areas to address in times of need.
How are international students navigating tight housing markets, and how can universities help? Tibor Ágotai, international coordinator of the Dormitory Centre at Eötvös Loránd University, offers insights from on the ground.
