AIEA Resources
Publications
The Association of International Education Administrators provides timely and relevant publications to members and others, including series such as Collaboration and Engagement in International Education; From the Top: Academic Leadership on Global Strategy; and The Handbook of International Higher Eduction.
Publish with AIEA
Learn more about submitting a publication to AIEA and how you can share your insights and contribute to our growing body of thought leadership.
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Call For Reviewers
The AIEA Publications and Resources Committee invites members of the international education community to serve as reviewers for its various publications.
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Publish with AIEA
Learn more about submitting a publication to AIEA and how you can share your insights and contribute to our growing body of thought leadership.
View Guidelines →
Call For Reviewers
The AIEA Publications and Resources Committee invites members of the international education community to serve as reviewers for its various publications.
Learn More →
AIEA Books
AIEA occasionally publishes books specifically to address the needs of those leading internationalization at higher education institutions. Learn more about these publications, including The Handbook of International Higher Education, Second Edition and Leading Internalization: A Handbook for International Education Leaders, among others.
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Issue Briefs
AIEA Issue Briefs inform AIEA members and the larger international education community about key issues in the internationalization of higher education and potential responses.
Author guidelines for these concise pieces of 1,000 to 1,500 words, can be found here.
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Field Notes from the Front Lines
New!
Exclusively for AIEA Members
Currently Seeking Submissions
Practical insights from across the international education ecosystem.
This short-form series features reflections from professionals navigating global engagement in diverse settings: on campus, in the field, in consulting and policy spaces, and even in regions experiencing conflict. Whether you’re building partnerships, shaping student experiences, or responding to crises, these 600 – 800 word dispatches spotlight what’s working, what’s not, and what others can learn from your practice.
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Five Things an IE Leader Should Know About …
Currently Seeking Submissions
While IE leaders at HEIs typically oversee multiple operations, they are generally responsible for the day-to-day management of only a few of them. This series enriches familiarity with key areas and better prepares them to engage with their peers as well as their colleagues within the department or on campus.
Learn More →
From the Top: Academic Leadership on Global Strategy
Currently Seeking Submissions
This series brings together the perspectives that shape campus global engagement, from Provosts’ insights on the successes and struggles of internationalizing at an academic level, to Presidential reflections on defining and aligning internationalization with institutional missions and student learning outcomes, to SIO’s diverse and nuanced experiences along their personal and professional journeys that have brought them to their current positions. Together, these voices illuminate expectations, constraints, opportunities and risks to help international education leaders design more effective, mission-aligned approaches to global learning.
Learn More →
Occasional Papers
Exclusively for AIEA Members
Currently Seeking Submissions
AIEA occasional papers are longer-form essays or reports that inform the AIEA membership and the larger international education community about subjects relevant to the internationalization of higher education.
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Policy Pulse
New!
Exclusively for AIEA Members
Currently Seeking Submissions
Rapid updates on policy shifts affecting international education.
Designed for International Education leaders, this timely series delivers concise (≤600 words) briefs on emerging global policy developments. Each piece includes essential context, why it matters for international education, and recommended institutional responses, helping you stay ahead and advocate effectively.
Learn More →
Collaboration and Engagement in International Education
This series focuses on unique strategies and practices to bring about change in international education through:
- Building faculty-staff collaborative coalitions for social justice-focused internationalization efforts
- Prioritizing social justice in international education programming, international partnerships, staffing, and hiring
- Reexamining the incidence of colonialism in the curriculum in international education, disciplinary majors, and general education
- Other relevant domains in higher education
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They Were at the Beginning: Lessons from Leaders in Internationalization
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AIEA Reports
Discover reports published by AIEA and developed in collaboration with leading partners, offering insights into key issues in international education.
Learn More →
AIEA Books
AIEA occasionally publishes books specifically to address the needs of those leading internationalization at higher education institutions. Learn more about these publications, including The Handbook of International Higher Education, Second Edition and Leading Internalization: A Handbook for International Education Leaders, among others.
Learn More →
Issue Briefs
AIEA Issue Briefs inform AIEA members and the larger international education community about key issues in the internationalization of higher education and potential responses.
Author guidelines for these concise pieces of 1,000 to 1,500 words, can be found here.
Learn More →
Field Notes from the Front Lines
New!
Exclusively for AIEA Members
Currently Seeking Submissions
Practical insights from across the international education ecosystem.
This short-form series features reflections from professionals navigating global engagement in diverse settings: on campus, in the field, in consulting and policy spaces, and even in regions experiencing conflict. Whether you’re building partnerships, shaping student experiences, or responding to crises, these 600 – 800 word dispatches spotlight what’s working, what’s not, and what others can learn from your practice.
Learn More →
Five Things an IE Leader Should Know About …
Currently Seeking Submissions
While IE leaders at HEIs typically oversee multiple operations, they are generally responsible for the day-to-day management of only a few of them. This series enriches familiarity with key areas and better prepares them to engage with their peers as well as their colleagues within the department or on campus.
Learn More →
From the Top: Academic Leadership on Global Strategy
Currently Seeking Submissions
This series brings together the perspectives that shape campus global engagement, from Provosts’ insights on the successes and struggles of internationalizing at an academic level, to Presidential reflections on defining and aligning internationalization with institutional missions and student learning outcomes, to SIO’s diverse and nuanced experiences along their personal and professional journeys that have brought them to their current positions. Together, these voices illuminate expectations, constraints, opportunities and risks to help international education leaders design more effective, mission-aligned approaches to global learning.
Learn More →
Occasional Papers
Exclusively for AIEA Members
Currently Seeking Submissions
AIEA occasional papers are longer-form essays or reports that inform the AIEA membership and the larger international education community about subjects relevant to the internationalization of higher education.
Learn More →
Policy Pulse
New!
Exclusively for AIEA Members
Currently Seeking Submissions
Rapid updates on policy shifts affecting international education.
Designed for International Education leaders, this timely series delivers concise (≤600 words) briefs on emerging global policy developments. Each piece includes essential context, why it matters for international education, and recommended institutional responses, helping you stay ahead and advocate effectively.
Learn More →
Collaboration and Engagement in International Education
This series focuses on unique strategies and practices to bring about change in international education through:
- Building faculty-staff collaborative coalitions for social justice-focused internationalization efforts
- Prioritizing social justice in international education programming, international partnerships, staffing, and hiring
- Reexamining the incidence of colonialism in the curriculum in international education, disciplinary majors, and general education
- Other relevant domains in higher education
Learn More →
They Were at the Beginning: Lessons from Leaders in Internationalization
Learn More →
AIEA Reports
Discover reports published by AIEA and developed in collaboration with leading partners, offering insights into key issues in international education.
Learn More →
Global Learning in Community Colleges: A Strategic Necessity
Community Colleges for International Development (CCID) and the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) – Spring 2026
Global Learning in Community Colleges: A Strategic Necessity
Community Colleges for International Development (CCID) and the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) – Spring 2026
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