Derisking policies are being implemented, international aid flows are shifting, and mobility patterns being reshaped by technology and politics—forcing hard choices about higher education's future.

Amid growing nativism and migration resistance in Western politics and geopolitical tension, the identities of Western higher education institutions are increasingly in tension with their internationa...

Trends 2024 provides an overview of how European higher education institutions experienced changes over the past five years.

Geopolitical challenges force Germany to differentiate and make internationalization of higher education and research more instrumental to its direct interests and values.

As demographic changes coincide with a desire to widen access to higher education, higher education admission systems in Europe take on increasing significance.

We are entering a new era, made possible by new technologies, multinational publishers and new ‘open access’ arrangements. The resulting exponenti...

A housing glitch at Harvard taps into broader fears among international students over immigration policies and rising hostility.

YouTube video by International Higher Education

YouTube video by International Higher Education

The radical ‘undoing’ of internationalisation does not mean a return to the traditional values of cooperation, exchange and solidarity. It goes ha...