Universities are setting their sights on Indonesia as a transnational education destination, while agents suggest the outbound market has rebounded after the pandemic. 

Agents have welcomed the move by Western Australia to provide cash rewards for enrolling students, but others warn that the quality of recruitment could suffer as a result.

Postgraduate programs in North America continue to gain popularity among Indian students, with two new reports from Canada and the US highlighting the appetite for college postgraduate credentials and graduate study. 

Some AUS$10 million will be paid to education agents who enrol foreign students in Western Australia’s institutions over the next year, as part of a multi-million dollar investment in the state’s international education sector.

Accommodation shortages in Ireland are leading to an increase in homelessness, scams and overcrowding among students. 

University leaders last week called on the British government to develop a sustainable funding model for UK higher education following concerns about reliance on international students. 

The Victorian government will invest almost AUS$53 million into international education by 2025 in a bid to attract more foreign students to Australia. 

Ukraine today thanked UK universities for supporting the war-torn country’s education system over the past seven months where 2,000 institutions have been damaged.