International student applications continue to increase for 65% of United States institutions, a figure which is up from 43% one year ago, a new report by the Institute of International Education has found.

Despite assurances from UKVI that delivery plans are "on course", there are growing sector concerns around visa delays for incoming students, as the June 30 cut off for blended learning looms.

UK higher education leaders and representatives from 22 institutions travelled to India to meet with Indian counterparts for the first time since the new National Education Policy was launched.

Edward Peck, vice-chancellor and president of Nottingham Trent University, has been appointed to the new role of student support champion.

Eligible Ukrainians living in Canada can apply for a one-time, transitional financial assistance payment under a new government initiative.

Government agency Study in Wales has launched two campaigns aimed at attracting international students from both Germany and the US.

German edtech company UniApp has raised one million euros in a seed funding round, with a particular goal to expand the company’s presence globally.

 A lack of ethics within institutions could cause serious damage to the sector, according to a lecturer from the University of Manchester at a panel from The Centre for Global Higher Education.