In Europe, national level policies influence internationalisation efforts at the institutional level. Of course, the level of influence is different according to national context, but overall there is a relationship between European national policy frameworks and international higher education development. For example, immigration policies, funding instruments, regulatory frameworks and national strategic plans shape how internationalisation develops in an institution. More...

On 12 September 2017, prior to the EAIE Conference in Seville, a networking event on the integration of refugees into higher education was hosted. The difference between this event and prior events is that this time it wasn’t about HEIs sharing best practices, but about bringing together different stakeholders to talk about next steps. More...

How can higher education support internationalisation and produce graduates prepared to solve the complex challenges of today's society? Challenges that include access and opportunity, cross-cultural skills development, diversity and inclusion, and a rapidly growing global population. International philanthropy teams offer higher education the network to influence sustainable and holistic internationalisation. More...

Are you sure your students improve their generic skills during their traineeships abroad? We all might hope for that, but can we be sure that this is really happening? If we don't have mechanisms in place that will verify their skills gain, how do we actually know. More...