Structured mentorship programmes offer a non-judgemental setting in which to ask those pesky questions whose answers shape careers, says Lia Paola Zambetti
How can academics shape research around mutually beneficial public engagement and collaboration? Emily Burns outlines the key considerations
Holding students’ attention in a world of digital distractions is tough, but James Lang explains why remembering and using their names can make the task less herculean
Emily O’Reilly explains why and how to use educational podcasts to supplement your online teaching
Institutions must stop and think before helping reshape the career trajectories of millions of workers, says Gangaram Singh
Rowena Arshad provides pointers for any teaching academics considering how to get started on decolonising their curriculum
Charles Egbu, vice-chancellor of Leeds Trinity University, reflects on five key lessons he learned while taking the helm during the pandemic
Terese Bird shares her ideas on how to use some of the most popular social media platforms to support your teaching and research
The figures show that the UK is slowly losing its appeal to overseas students, but what can be done about it? asks Vivienne Stern
Vangelis Tsiligiris outlines the key areas for innovation in the design and delivery of transnational education based on changing needs and developments in the global higher education landscape
Inga Ackermann outlines what steps institutions can take to prepare international students for the potential culture shock they may experience on arrival at their new university
A pipeline does exist in higher ed, but process and structural violence in education writ large keep puncturing the pipe, says Pardis Mahdavi
Jeanine Gregersen-Hermans and Karen M. Lauridsen address how educators may create an internationalised learning experience for all students by including global and intercultural dimensions in curriculum design and delivery
Eugene Schulz and Dagmar Willems share insights and takeaway lessons from creating a community of practice for higher education instructors to develop virtual exchanges with international partners
We must listen to − and respect − the needs and aspirations of learners as they are, not as we wish them to be, say Gregory Fowler and Kate Smith