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Iscte is joining the largest European forum on the internationalisation of higher education, strengthening partnerships and exploring new opportunities for international cooperation.
The EAIE Conference and Exhibition 2026, Europe’s largest forum dedicated to the internationalisation of higher education, will take place in Glasgow, UK, from 8 to 11 September. The 36th edition will bring together over 7,000 participants from more than 100 countries, making it an important meeting point for universities and professionals from around the world.
Iscte will be represented by Alejandra Ortiz, Director of the International Relations Office, Joana Jordão, Coordinator of the Erasmus Unit, and Professor João Guerreiro from the Iscte Business School.
The presence at EAIE 2026 represents an important opportunity to enhance Iscte’s international visibility, strengthen relationships with existing partners and establish new contacts, whilst exploring opportunities for collaboration with higher education institutions and professionals from various countries.
Our presence in Glasgow is particularly significant in the context of the PIONEER European Alliance, at a time when European Alliances are becoming an increasingly important aspect of cooperation and internationalisation in European higher education.
Under the theme ‘The Rhythm of Revolution’, the EAIE invites reflection on the future of internationalisation and challenges the academic community to question the status quo, collaborate and actively contribute to lasting and sustainable change, creating new forms of cooperation and working together to shape the future of internationalisation.
