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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.

International students still plan to study in the Netherlands, despite the corona crisis, new Nuffic research shows. Especially the high quality of Dutch education is important for international students. Three students tell why.

International students in Dutch higher education often feel lonely, bored and even depressed. How can institutions contribute to better mental health? 'Stop with surveys, talk to the students.'

Lem van Eupen will be acting director of Nuffic as of 15 April. Lem is currently director of the National Agency Erasmus+.

In recognition of International Women’s Day we interviewed Salomé Phiri for her contribution to preventing child marriages and adolescent pregnancies in rural Zambia.

In an online debate for the upcoming Dutch elections, five prominent political parties discussed the role of knowledge in the aid & trade agenda.

From December till the end of February, we co-hosted a series of webinars titled ‘Africa Knows!’.

Over 5,000 scholarship recipients have participated in the Orange Knowledge Programme. Sara Magdy from Cairo, Egypt is one of them.

The pandemic brought many challenges to internationalisation in higher education, but also opportunities to learn and innovate, a new Nuffic study finds.

Freddy Weima, director of Nuffic, has been nominated as Chairman of PO-Raad, the Dutch Association of Primary Schools.