China

The IEAA and its sister organisation in China CEAIE have signed an agreement seeking to promote closer education ties between the two countries.

The UK’s OfS guidance on free speech and academic freedom could have far-reaching consequences on international partnerships, but “time will tell” if it might build more understanding.

As Chinese companies expand overseas, the demand for employees capable of navigating the complexities of international markets increases

Chinese education agency EIC recently celebrated the opening of its London office with university and sector partners, its second in the UK.

The number of African students studying in China has witnessed tremendous growth over the past decade, partly attributed to growing economic and cultural exchanges.

A new US-China exchange plan was announced by China to attract 50,000 American students to the country over the next five years.

The Chinese agency market is shifting, with 242.48% more agencies established in 2023 than 2021, a report by China experts Sunrise International has found.

Eleven agents in China are recruiting on behalf of at least 30 universities in Australia, new research by The PIE News has found.

The globe's top source market has seen its population drop, but international educators say that opportunities in China are still too big to ignore.

"China has not recovered from the slowed economy and intensified international relations"

"Rule-based” collaborations can help German universities to reduce risks when partnering with Chinese institutions, according to the country’s academic exchange organisation. 

A Canadian judge has denied an international student entry to the country over concerns he could be “coerced” into spying.

A landmark report from UCAS found nine out of 10 Chinese students in the UK would recommend the country.

Employability is a key motivator for Chinese UG students making such a significant financial investment in studying abroad, and job prospects after graduation are being prioritised

Studymove has predicted 2024 will be slightly uncertain for the sector, but that if institutions continue assessing the market to keep up, there should be room for growth.