Explore practical and easily implementable ideas for supporting international doctoral students in achieving academic success and maintaining personal well-being. Follow authors Melissa Laufer and Meta Gorup’s recipe for success.

How can students gain international skills while staying at home and how can the institution help to show their accomplishments? Follow these steps for success.

Explore how to welcome at-risk scholars to campus successfully. Follow authors Marit Egner and Karolina Catoni’s recipe for success to find your pathway to better practice.

This easy-to-digest toolkit focuses on how institutions and educators can take the first steps with virtual exchange/COIL.

Follow these practical steps for planning, implementing and maintaining successful joint programmes. Follow authors Andries Verspeeten and Mirko Varano’s recipe for success to find your pathway to better practice.

The EAIE’s e-publication series Pathways to practice offers practical and easily implementable ideas for international educators. This volume focuses on what international officers can do when tasked with implementing Internationalisation at Home in their institutions. Follow authors Elisabeth Brunner-Sobanski, Eva Haug, Eveke de Louw and Tanja Reiffenrath’s recipe for success to find your pathway to better practice.

The EAIE’e-publication series Pathways to practice offers practical and easily implementable ideas for international educators. This volume of the series focuses on meeting all of international students’ needs for information about the university and community, beyond just information specific to the international experience. Follow authors Yulia Grinkevich, Sofia Sadykova and Maria Shabanova’s recipe for success to find your pathway to better practice.

Discover practical and implementable tips for leadership and management using this easy-to-digest practitioners toolkit.

The EAIE’s brand new e-publication series Pathways to practice offers practical and easily implementable ideas for international educators. The very first volume of the series focuses on the important issue of strategic marketing for international student recruitment. Follow author Vicky Lewis’ recipe for success to find your pathway to better practice.

This easy-to-digest toolkit will help you to develop an institutional approach to supporting international students and their journeys.

Learn what international officers can do to detect signs of mental distress and help students find the right kind of support. Follow author Jessica Price’s steps for success to find your pathway to better practice.

After months of social distancing, more than 1600 international higher education professionals from 57 countries came together under one virtual roof for the Community Exchange.

The EAIE Community Exchange is a three-day online experience with opportunities to connect and share knowledge. Learn more about what to expect.

Discover five best practices for international educators looking to implement or refine short-term immersion programmes to maximise their impact. 

More than ever, we are being called upon to justify our internationalisation activities in terms of their relevance. What is our impact, and how do we measure it?

Are there better ways to assess universities besides their annual rankings? Podcast guest Professor Ellen Hazelkorn, one of the leading experts on international higher education discusses this highly contested subject.

This paper aims to shed some light on the current trends in measuring input and output of internationalisation. It shows that choices of indicators depend on regions, sizes and types of higher education institutions but also, and much more so, on the goal of measurement.

Global rankings, despite their shortcomings, have played a catalysing role in the internationalisation of higher education.