Jon Aizlewood

Nigerian student interest in the US has dropped by over 50% since the expansion of Donald Trump’s travel ban, with European destinations benefitting most as students turn elsewhere.

Emirates Aviation University (EAU) has marked its 36th graduation ceremony in Dubai, with 379 students completing programs designed to feed directly into the global aviation and technology workforce.

It’s part policy forum, part partner gathering – and part international talent show. Take a look inside Hti Edu’s unconventional global education summit.

As Japan faces major demographic changes, it can look to countries like India to help bridge workforce gaps while also gaining new momentum in international collaboration, writes Sagar Bahadur.

US Congress has proposed USD $667 million in FY26 funding for educational exchange, in what stakeholders have welcomed as a clear signal of support for study abroad programs.

China's transnational education (TNE) boom is in full swing, after a tranche of new international higher education projects were approved by the country's Ministry of Education at the end of last year.

In 2026, Asia is pushing to position itself as a sustainable student source market and a hub for transnational education, while developing intra-mobility pathways and introducing tailored international education strategies and visa policies.

Despite Donald Trump’s ongoing attacks on Harvard’s international students, the university's overseas enrolments rose to their highest level since 2002 this fall, comprising 28% of total students.

Global interest in British international schools is soaring, with more than half of schools responding to a survey from the Council of British International School (COBIS) reporting a year-on-year increase in student numbers.