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European collaboration is an important component of Nuffic's mission. We work together with partners across Europe, not just within the Erasmus+ programme but in a variety of other ways too. The EU has commissioned us to implement large-scale programmes, in collaboration with sister organisations elsewhere in Europe, to strengthen education – for refugees, for example. In this article we shine the spotlight on three successful collaborative projects.

Nuffic recently opened three regional operating offices in South Africa, Jordan and Indonesia. With these offices we continue to support international knowledge cooperation with The Netherlands.

Friday April 21st, Minister Dijkgraaf submitted his much-anticipated letter to the House of Representatives, in which he introduces his approach to managing incoming degree student mobility.

Schools in Eindhoven's Brainport region are preparing their teachers for increasingly international education.

A Nuffic statement in response to the earthquake in Türkiye and Syria.

Over the past 70 years Nuffic has been the driver of internationalisation of education. During the festive jubilee event, stakeholders highlighted the different sides of a multifaceted organisation.

When Thi Van Le Khoa finished his bachelor’s degree, he did not expect to become a lecturer one day. Now, ten years later, Khoa has a leading role in the Orange Knowledge Programme’s Climate Proof Vietnam.

Since 2017 the Orange Knowledge Programme is making a positive change. With inspiring stories, we show you the impact of this international knowledge collaboration programme. Welcome to part 5 of this series.

The internationalisation at home approach 'makes it possible for students to gain international competences.' But how do you facilitate this, structurally?

How do you link SDGs to internationalisation at home? Participants shared their experiences during the Nuffic masterclass on this topic. "Internationalisation is not an end point, but a continuous process."