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You are looking at all articles by Anouk Vermeulen

Anouk Vermeulen is Project Manager of Internationalisation at Home (IaH) at Nuffic, the Dutch national organisation for internationalisation in education. In her role, she provides a platform for professionals in higher education in the Netherlands to meet, exchange knowledge and share best practices. She does so by organising sessions about IaH topics, including COIL and VE. She maintains a LinkedIn community for professionals in higher education in the Netherlands.

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25 Feb 2025

Championing IaH: the role of national organisations and agencies

National organisations and agencies are an untapped resource when it comes to supporting Higher Education Institutions in advancing their understanding and implementation of IaH.

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