By Alex Usher. A few years ago, I think around the time that HESA Towers ran a conference on internationalization, I realized there was something weird about the way Canadian higher education institutions talked about study abroad.  They talked about it as helping students “bridge the gap between theory and practice”, “increasing engagement”, and “hands-on learning”. More...

By Hans de Wit, Andrés Bernasconi and Daniela Véliz-Calderón. Catholic universities, even more than other faith-based universities, are an important segment of the higher education sector in many countries around the world. And one would assume that, by their very nature, they would be more internationally oriented and active than other institutions of higher education. Read more...

By Peta Lee. Internationalisation strategies and resources are being strengthened at universities across South Africa by a European Commission-supported initiative, IMPALA – Internationalisation and Modernisation Programme for Academics, Leaders and Administrators – which is named after the ubiquitous antelope that graces the country’s game reserves. Read more...