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29. Bojana Ćulum Ilić: Advancing community engagement
No university is an island. Every higher education institution sits within a dense network of local actors, such as public administrations, industry, media, cultural institutions, NGOs and civil society. To each of them, universities have a
28. Catherine Comiskey: Imagining sustainability, institutionalising change
A summer of scorching fires and devastating floods has made it all too apparent that immediate action must be taken against climate change. However we envision the transition to lower carbon emissions, it will take no less than a revolution
27. Hala Dimechkie: A window on MENA - Lebanon’s challenges & opportunities
Mobility is a key feature of higher education in Lebanon. Its universities have traditionally been extremely popular among international students from all over the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region and Asia, whilst every year Leban
26. John Delap: Working at the crossroads of access, equity and inclusion
In order to drive societal change, higher education institutions must first address internally those same problems they want to solve in the outside world. In order to enable all individuals to realise their full potential regardless of the
25. Tibor Ágotai: Student accommodation – a frontline view
As students prepare to return to their dormitories and apartments for the beginning of the new academic year, we examine the long and sometimes complex processes they have to follow to secure lodgings suitable to their needs and expectation
24. Alexander Clark: A student perspective on European Universities
Over the past few years, over 41 alliances of European Universities have been established under the European Universities Initiative, the ambition of which is to create and amplify opportunities for physical, virtual and blended mobility, a
23. Matjaž Pečovnik: Let’s talk European university sports
The 2020 Summer Olympic Games recently kicked off exactly 364 days after their originally scheduled start in Tokyo, but most other international sporting events continue to face severe restrictions. According to Matjaž Pečovnik, the importa
22. Thomas Farnell: COVID-19 – taking stock of the impact
When lockdowns and restrictions to movement were introduced across Europe and around the world in March 2020, it was hard to imagine how universities would manage these unprecedented circumstances. Some eighteen months later, we’re still ju
21. Phil Honeywood: Australia’s post-pandemic path
Australia has a unique global profile in the world of international education, featuring strong connections across Asia and the Indo-Pacific region and a notably robust international student community. Yet, Australia’s borders have been shu
20. Rubén Ávila Rodríguez: Celebrating pride, aiming for more
Every June, Pride Month celebrates the visibility, self-worth and dignity of the LGBTQI community across the world. Europe has come a long way toward becoming a place “where you can be who you are and love who you want – without fear of rec
