Internationalisation of Higher Education is the process of transforming education environments to be more global in nature by adopting international standards, incorporating international knowledge, and preparing graduates to work in a globalised world. 

It has become increasingly important in the 21st century, as the world becomes increasingly interconnected.

Internationalisation of Higher Education has many benefits, such as increasing global competency among students, encouraging growth of international partnerships and collaboration, and creating a more equal, diverse and integrated educational environment. It also plays an important role in helping institutions to become more competitive in the global market.

In order to achieve internationalisation of Higher Education, institutions must focus on several aspects. They must first create a global learning environment, which involves developing and promoting global awareness among faculty and students, creating international partnerships and collaborations, and incorporating global perspectives into existing curricula. Additionally, institutions need to invest in internationalisation efforts, such as recruiting and hiring qualified international faculty and staff, creating international studies programs and providing international student services.