Julian Hall

Anticipating the arrival of international students during September, Ireland's higher education institutions launched a ‘Back To Campus’ initiative.

Education expert Rajika Bhandari argues that the US should consider international students and immigration in the same discussion to avoid losing out on global talent on the world stage.

Capture Higher Ed has warned institutions that they need to carefully consider their course offerings, and leverage marketing budgets for technology.

How is a small island with only a recent history of university life now on the map as an education hub for international students? Julian Hall finds out.

Wellbeing concerns are on the rise among staff and students in higher education, with solutions expected around better messaging, flexibility on learning and a greater focus on career pathways. This is according to one new survey of 2,000 students globally.

New Zealand Partners Workshop Week showcased "education expertise, products and services", ensuring that the country remains "visible" despite its borders being closed.

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has announced that the guidance for participation in the SEVP has rolled over from March 2020.

Speakers at an event organised by ACS have highlighted ‘the positive and negative impacts of technology on tomorrow’s world’, advising on steps to avoid exploitation.

As International Happiness Day approaches on March 20, international schools have looked to innovative approaches to student wellbeing including lego groups, yoga, podcasts and Inclusion Ambassadors. Julian Hall finds out more.

Digital exchange should be part of a large “digital transformation process” rather than a short-term fix, the Swiss national agency for mobility and cooperation has urged.