Credentials

The University of Melbourne has added 11 Vietnamese high schools to its direct admission list, with stakeholders noting direct entry as an increasing trend.

Government bodies in Japan have been given until the end of the fiscal year to outline specifics of a new internationalisation certification initiative.

QS has announced a deal with Successful Graduate to offer employability micro-credentials to partner institutions at each stage of the applicant lifecycle.

Non-profit social enterprise World Education Services has invested in global verification company Qualification Check, the partners have announced.

Hundreds of Nigerian students who fled fighting in Sudan are yet to find places in universities back home three months down the line.

ICEF has reiterated the importance of recognised training credentials as the 2,000th agent graduated from the foundational ICEF Agent Training Course.

Services that appear to enable students to check if their plagiarised essays will be flagged by Turnitin have been paid for thousands of times, according to the Chinese website Taobao.

Rosedale International Education has revealed it recently launched a partnership to offer its high school program at a school in the Philippines.

Qualifications verification platform Qualification Check has partnered with digital identity company, Yoti, to streamline the credential vetting process.

UK ENIC's first annual conference since before the pandemic placed Africa at the centre of the future of international education sector.

Australian education exports in 2022 increased to AUS$25.5 billion (USD$17.15bn), figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have shown.

Australia has officially joined a UNESCO framework allowing qualifications from its institutions to be recognised internationally.

Business school alumni are seeking further lifelong learning opportunities from their alma maters, new research has suggested.

International medical students in the Caribbean are being saddled with huge loan debts while facing limited residency positions needed to become practising doctors.

One of Australia’s leading universities is no longer accepting diplomas from more than 150 Ontario-based online private secondary schools.