The UK has confirmed it will no longer be part of Erasmus+; instead, the UK confirmed it will commit £100m to a replacement mobility scheme named Turing, and submissions for funded projects are expected in early 2021.

Senior stakeholders in the study travel sector have acknowledged that 2020 was, to paraphrase the Queen of England, an "annus horribilis", at an event hosted by the Forum for Leaders in Language Travel.

Kaplan International Pathways and the University of Birmingham have expanded their partnership to help the university achieve its international strategic goals.

It's “not a surprise” that enrolments at universities in Atlantic Canada have seen a decline, according to the Association of Atlantic Universities.

A new report co-created with more than 1,000 university representatives has called for a student-centred approach that embeds digital for the long term.

The UK government's target of attracting 600,000 international students by 2030 is still "completely achievable", according to the Home Office head of Student Migration Policy.

The American Institute For Foreign Study has announced a new executive director and a new strategic realignment for its study abroad programing.

Immerse, an English language learning focused VR startup, has raised $1.5 million to help English language schools immerse learners virtually.