Forum & blog submission guidelines
Forum submission guidelines
Submissions to Forum magazine may be submitted up to the listed deadline and should adhere to the following guidelines:
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Be on topic: carefully review the issue theme and suggested topics.
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Ensure the appropriate length: 800–1200 words is ideal; submissions far outside this range will not be considered.
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Be original: Forum does not accept previously-published work, and articles submitted to Forum may not be later republished.
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Strike the right tone: Forum is journalistic, narrative, and/or conversational in style. The magazine does not publish scholarly articles or personal essays.
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Cite your sources: a maximum of 8 citations (in APA format) may be included where strictly necessary, noting that your article should not be overly academic in style.
Articles should be submitted in a .doc or plain text format. Any potential images for inclusion may be included as attachments.
Blog submission guidelines
The EAIE Blog continuously accepts submissions on a rolling basis. An article may be well-suited to the EAIE Blog if it is:
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Relevant: Blog articles should cover topics in international higher education, and will usually correspond to a category listed in the EAIE Taxonomy.
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Useful: The EAIE Blog is geared towards practitioners and professionals. Blog articles typically share best practices, how-to’s, institutional experiences and other actionable insights which help practitioners in the day-to-day work of internationalisation.
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Accessible: EAIE Blog readers come from a variety of countries and language backgrounds. Blog articles should be written in a way that is accessible to this diverse international audience.
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Conversational: The Blog is neither a scholarly journal nor a personal blog, but a space for colleagues to share experiences and expertise. Articles should be neither highly formal nor highly informal, but somewhere in between.
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Non-promotional: Articles explicitly promoting a particular product or service, or profiling a specific institution or programme without a clear actionable take-away for practitioners, will not be accepted.
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Concise: There is no strict word limit for the EAIE Blog, but articles are generally somewhere between 500 and 1500 words. A narrow angle with a specific focus and concrete take-aways is key.
Blog submissions can be sent at any time. You can also always email us to discuss an idea for a blog or advice on how to approach and structure your article.