Anton Crace

One key consideration is that issuers are going to be coming to terms with the tussle between who owns the actual record of the learner

A cancer researcher, a services provider entrepreneur, and a diversity research were among winners of 2019's Victorian International Education Awards.

Australia has a deep and long history of collegial support for international education. Boasting consortia at both a state and city level, the country has set out to prove “a rising tide lifts all boats”. Anton Crace looks at how Australia has fostered collaboration over competition.

When people use the word innovation, they look at tech companies. They look at the product that's being innovative, not actually where that has been housed or coming from

Japan's outbound study numbers have remained steady again, but the country's destinations of choice and appetite for language studies are having a noticeable impact on where and what people are studying.

New Navitas chief executive Scott Jones has outlined ambitions for the company to become the best global education provider through a student and partners focus.

The Asian Institute of Management in the Philippines has partnered with US-based edtech company Interfolio to attract more foreign academics and teachers.

Education providers should implement payment plans that limit or remove transaction fees for their international students, according to a new survey by Cohort Go.

New Zealand’s focus on quality has seen the number of international enrolments decline for the second consecutive year. A seperate report, however, has found the public’s positivity towards the industry continues to improve.

The full potential of blockchain has yet to be understood, but providers should expect it to significantly disrupt the sector, experts have warned.