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This article from the latest Forum magazine highlights the perspectives of students on internationalisation policies in the Netherlands.

Explore the evolving landscape of international higher education through the eyes of over 2800 professionals across Europe.

Unlocking the future of Germany's labour market through the talents of international students. Discover how global minds are fueling innovation and growth in STEM fields.

Explore the unique challenges of European higher education in the latest insights on internationalisation trends from the 6th IAU Global Survey.

Create your account, set your preferences and start your journey towards a more engaged and empowered professional experience with these 5 new features.

The EAIE Board is pleased to announce Mervin Bakker as the next Executive Director of the Association.

Understand the EAIE's structure and how each role interacts and contributes to our mission and vision. 

Are rankings still relevant? One university ranker weighs in on subjectivity, responsibility, and the path forward.

Whether as a mentor or mentee, participation in the 2024 EAIE Mentorship programme has something for everyone.

Virtual exchange plays an important role in institutional strategy and in an internationalised curriculum, but what about in the student experience?

Most HEIs can do more to ensure international graduates’ success after graduation.

Collaborative learning isn’t new, but its applications in the international classroom can be.

The EAIE Taxonomy serves as a structure for organising our discussions and content around international education.

From the influx of AI, to gender equality in Ireland, to tuition fees in the Nordics: revisit the most-read blog posts of 2023.

In a year full of challenges, the work done by the international higher education community is more important than ever.

Relying as it does on meaningful interactions between participants from different cultures, COIL is perfectly poised to further both interdisciplinarity and internationalisation.

The latest chapter in transnational collaborative partnerships in Europe is perhaps its most ambitious so far.

Universities are increasingly taking action on sustainability. But how can they measure their progress?

Norway’s new ‘Guidelines and tools for international knowledge cooperation’ can serve as an example in geopolitically complex times.

The MSCA Green Charter sets an example for mitigating environmental impact of research without sacrificing excellence.

For the countries of the Western Balkans, education reform can play a key role on the road to continued development and eventual EU accession.