Internationalisation at home

Intercultural online projects work best when designed around learning journeys with multiple pathways for participation. Read guidance on fostering connection, trust and engagement

Studying abroad can open students’ minds to the world – but the barriers to physical mobility are mounting. It’s time for a rethink

Virtual international collaboration can develop intercultural competence and critical thinking skills. Here are strategies that help make these experiences valuable

To tap into cultural diversity and enrich teaching environments, Sarah Kegley suggests three strategies: consult class members, be clear about engagement guidelines and make good use of resources

Alliances offer business schools a resilient way to expand their global reach. By clarifying purpose, building governance structures and defining measurable outputs, leadership teams can turn collaboration into a strategic tool

How transnational and translocal strategies can foster a global mindset and a sense of belonging in students

Flexibility, pedagogical sensitivity, community and well-being – far more than artistic perfection – emerge as strong notes in the process of establishing a university choir

Make internationalisation a core part of the student experience, rather than an optional extra, by embedding it into the curriculum

When international students have their pick of institutions all over the world when choosing where to study, how do universities stay competitive?

Tips on embedding online international exchanges into university education and breaking down the barriers to intercultural engagement