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Following an industry event, the Oxford Test of English's Sara Pierson reflects on key points to help the international education sector carry on seeing success.

"International education is no longer defined by borders but by experiences that transcend classrooms and campuses," writes Hiren Dhameliya, Yami Education.

If you've been following Boise State beyond the football headlines, you've likely noticed its rapid growth across all facets of the institution-including enrolment, academic programs, and research.

Learning is not just a transaction. It’s an investment that commands a world-class user experience – one worthy of supporting a decision that can alter the trajectory of someone’s life for the better.

The ability to communicate in English is often the key to unlocking international opportunities. LANGUAGECERT is spotlighting this reality with its newly launched video series, Lives Retold.

Rachael Langford sets out Wales's renewed commitment to its international student strategy in the wake of a new report focussed on the country's higher education institutions.

Abi Jones, insights director at Ecctis, offers practical strategies for leveraging AI effectively in student recruitment.

Finding the right students is more competitive than ever.

Education opens the door to possibility, potential, and wisdom, but not every student in the international space has the same access to quality learning environments.

The international education sector is navigating very choppy waters. UK universities saw a 26% drop in international enrolments last autumn (according to Enroly data), underscoring the challenges posed by fluctuating student numbers, geopolitical tensions, currency volatility, and evolving expectations.

A pioneering partnership between edtech start-up UAPP and The Student Funding Company (TSFC) is set to transform the higher education landscape for international students. This groundbreaking initiative will provide unprecedented access to UK student loans, making higher education more accessible than ever before.

Two well-known institutions have combined forces to become City St George's, University of London. Here, we explain why the move's a positive one for prospective students.

With thousands of job applicants vying for the same position, have you ever wondered how you would answer the dreaded interview question: "What sets you apart from other candidates?"

The Conestoga College's Johanna Weidner shares one international student's inspirational journey at the institution.