More and more governments or ministries set up different tuition fees depending on the nationality of the students and it creates a bigger and bigger gap and less opportunities for some students

The most exciting part is that technology is not replacing relationships. It is helping us make those relationships more meaningful, transparent and efficient. The discussions at EAIE 2026 reinforced how important it is for institutions and partners to work together with a shared focus on student outcomes and long term international mobility.

The Alliances are such a big challenge that it pushes us to change our approach if internationalization way faster that university admin usually moves

Global Polycrisis and preparing students for uncertainty

How do we continue to actively shape Internationalization in a geopolitcally volatile environment?

Making people the most important factor, rather than money.

The advent of AI and the surrounding ethics conversation

Technology, AI, virtual collaboration and flexible international programmes mean students can gain global experiences without always having to move. Education is becoming more connected, personalised and accessible across borders. The key challenge is ensuring these opportunities benefit a wider range of students, rather than increasing existing inequalities.

Connecting through joint programmes

For me, the revolution is moving from mobility to connectivity. AI and technology can make international experiences accessible to every student, not only to those who can travel.