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Learning from cultural differences and examining your own culture can be done abroad, but also online, as two international degree programmes at The Hague University of Applied Sciences discovered.

Management of the Orange Knowledge Programme extended with one year.

Education, government and entrepreneurs must join forces to take internationalisation to the next level, says Titia Bredée, Nuffic's new Director General.

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?

How the extremely successful massive open online course (MOOC) developed by Nuffic, the Netherlands Education Support Offices (Nesos) and Dutch Centres for Entrepreneurship forms a blueprint for future Dutch knowledge diplomacy.

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.

Titia Bredée will start in August as the new Director-General of Nuffic, the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education.

The project Digital Student Data & Recognition (DigiRec), which ran from 2018 to 2020, systematically explored the connection between digitization of student data and the fair and smooth recognition of foreign qualifications.

The project Automatic Recognition in the Networks (AR-Net), which ran from 2018 to 2020, focused on the implementation of automatic recognition in the European Union and the European Higher Education Area.

The project e-VALUATE (2018-2020) aimed to contribute to more effective policies for the recognition of new forms of online learning in the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).