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Join us today A timely and wide-ranging Oxford-Georgia Forum: political turmoil, civic resistance, foreign policy shifts—and what all this means for the future of Georgian Studies abroad. Grateful to be part of the conversation. 🇬🇪🇬🇧 Oxford School of Global & Area Studies #GeorgianStudies

An award, I hope I never win - thank you Nuno Reiss for sharing

British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships at the University of Edinburgh List of eligible countries in the screenshot britishcouncil.org/research-insig…

#CIES invites applications for the #GailKelly Award, which honors a doctoral dissertation that addresses social justice and equity issues in an international context. ➡️ Find out more and apply by September 8th! cies.us/current-awards/ #CIESAwards

📢Call for Participation Excited to announce this year's BAICE ECR conference - "Knowledge, Power, and Possibilities: Reimagining Education in the memory of Dr. Arif Naveed", in collaboration with UKFIET. 🔗 Info: shorturl.at/dr9k2 📝 Submit: shorturl.at/Bqm42

Number of political prisoners in Georgia — Who's Next? - Performance in Zugdidi. #GeorgiaProtests Day 212 📷 Tsabunia Vartagava

My opinion piece that will appear in tomorrow’s issue of Nature. It is about what we lose when international students are treated as risks rather than as contributors - when border controls override civic imagination nature.com/articles/d4158…

Optimistic people share patterns of brain activity, and make more of a distinction between positive and negative events than pessimists do go.nature.com/4lAhJeY

#UKFIETConf programme now online! We are excited to announce that the full programme is now available for our September 2025 conference. 3 full days of exciting presentations, symposia, workshops... & not to forget the legendary disco! ukfiet.org/conference/ukf…

My work on international student mobility & global knowledge featured in Chinese Social Sciences Today (中国社会科学报). I argue that international students shape knowledge and civic life, & that today’s restrictions risk narrowing our shared horizons cssn.cn/skgz/bwyc/2025…

Fascinating how at the same time the UK decided to leave the EU and go alone into the wider world, we also chose to stop learning their languages and cultures.

In just over 24 hours voting ends. 1.4% is a real terms pay cut! Be sure to use your voice ✊

Intercultural competence beyond international student mobility: insights from a global study Natalya Hanley and Maia Chankseliani, Department of Education, University of Oxford Open access → doi.org/10.1177/102831… #InterculturalCompetence #StudyAbroad #IntStudents #StudentMobility #TransformativeLearning

I'll be joining a panel with fellow Harvard alumni next week to discuss academic freedom. I'll speak about how international study, when it takes place in a context of academic freedom, can influence civic responsibility and institutional change. Register: harvardaed.org/calendar

'International students are not simply add-ons to national research systems; they help to drive them.' Article from Maia Chankseliani (Professor of Comparative & International Education Department of Education, University of Oxford) in nature - read in full:

Deadline extended! Call for applications: Senior Research Fellows at the FCDO FCDO Research, Science and Technology Research Commissioning Centre, led by International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) and Uni of Birmingham, invites applications for three part-time Senior Research Fellow placements

Planning your UKFIET 2025 conference: A walk through the programme All you need to know before next week's #UKFIETConf! Plan your sessions & networking: ukfiet.org/2025/planning-…

Some reflections on the UK government’s new Post-16 Education and Skills White Paper