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The Rhythm of Revolution: Glasgow awaits!
Host Laura Rumbley sat down with plenary speakers Beau Lotto and Lewis Iwu for a sneak peek into their thinking on international living and learning, and their take on this year’s theme, the Rhythm of Revolution. Tune in for a first taste of what’s ahead at this year’s conference.
Academic freedom: 25 years and counting
Academic freedom is under increasing strain around the world, as scholars and institutions confront political pressure, censorship, and growing geopolitical complexity. In this episode, Robert Quinn of Scholars at Risk joins host Laura Rumbley to reflect on SAR’s 25‑year evolution, highlight meaningful achievements, and unpack the urgent challenges reshaping higher education today.
From polarisation to participation
This episode explores how universities can tackle rising polarisation and protect spaces for respectful dialogue. Hear from leaders in Germany and the Netherlands as they share practical strategies, lessons learned and ways to engage the often‑overlooked "silent middle" to strengthen democratic culture on campus.
The Evolving World of Micro‑Credentials
The episode revisits the fast‑moving world of micro‑credentials, five years after the EAIE first explored the topic. Host Laura Rumbley reconnects with Maria Kelo to reflect on what has changed since 2021. They discuss major policy developments, how higher education institutions have adapted and what the future of micro‑credentials might look like as the landscape continues to evolve.
Association milestones: EUA & IAU
Join EAIE Podcast host Laura Rumbley as she sits down with Amanda Crowfoot (EUA) and Hilligje van’t Land (IAU) to celebrate 25 and 75 years of impact in global higher education. From origin stories and standout moments to bold priorities for the future, this episode offers an energising look at how two powerhouse associations are shaping what comes next.
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