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How can we pay greater attention to diversity and inclusion as part of internationalisation? Discover our ambitions in this light, find out what is currently going on in education and what you can do yourself.

Educational institutions work together with partners abroad. They often form these partnerships to improve education, advance a school or institution, or to enable students to learn or share knowledge.

How can we make international student and staff mobility in education more sustainable? Check out tips and examples of how educational institutions deal with this.

After eight years as a member of the Board of Trustees of Nuffic, Anne Flierman is leaving. He will be replaced by Joyce Walstra.

As Nuffic celebrates its 70th birthday, Director-General Titia Bredée talks about Nuffic’s important role in internationalisation. ‘It’s only by working together that we can help the world move forwards.’

The world is faced with an acute climate crisis. In a series of interviews Nuffic partners talk about their personal efforts to contribute to a more sustainable world. Part 1: Aysha Mahmoud Abu Allan from Jordan.

Travelling to Portugal to gain international experience? This kind of trip was not possible last year, of course, but at Avans University they did not let that stop them.

The great challenges of our time cannot be solved without international cooperation. That is why we, too, are committed to the Global Goals. What do we do with them and what does this mean for our programmes and activities?