Internationalisation

An effective international initiative can benefit a whole host of stakeholders – universities, industry leaders, students, communities at large. But how do we get to success? Cindy Yi looks at the opportunities and challenges of international collaborations using a real-world example

When researchers in poorer countries are expected to deliver programmes to the exacting standards of funders in the Global North, it makes international collaboration more difficult. Here, Mary Ryan calls for skills development initiatives to align global aspiration and reality

As higher education becomes increasingly global, universities must adopt a market-orientated philosophy, balancing student needs, national priorities and competitive differentiation, writes Emily Owen

Let’s smash through the barriers to effective internationalisation. Here’s a four-part framework to do so

From meeting online to forming long-term relationships, researchers’ shared projects can foster stronger international partnerships between universities

For international students, navigating online learning is just another challenge among the many they’re already facing. Rajeev Kamineni offers advice based on his own learning journey

To create inclusive campuses, we need to embrace multilingualism. Here’s how the Multilingual University project helped celebrate linguistic diversity and fostered a sense of belonging

Lessons on building a successful international research collaboration founded on trust and respect between partners

Lessons on supporting universities in conflict zones, drawn from working with Ukrainian institutions after the Russian invasion

When branching out to the Chinese market, it is important to understand student motivation, hire the right staff and form collaborative partnerships, as Zhen Zhang explains