Latest international education news

The number of international student arrivals in Australia saw a significant decline in 2023/24, according to recent migration statistics.

The University of Southampton’s India campus will be located at the International Tech Park in Gurgaon, a financial hub in the North Indian state of Haryana. 

Despite a reduction in sweeping education budget cuts in the Netherlands, universities have “major concerns” about the remaining reductions to scientific research funding.

The UK has reinstated the visitor visa requirement for Colombian students studying for six months or less, in a move set to impact the ELT sector.

For my final Beechside views of 2024, I reflect on what we know about the UK government’s priorities and where that leaves universities heading into the New Year.

UK institutions are not providing Chinese students with enough support despite depending on their vital financial contributions, a new report has found.

A recent trip to the Nigerian capital Abuja got Mike Winter thinking about the ways in which education around the world can continue to rally, despite myriad threats.

With the Netherlands set to curb international students, stakeholders from its southernmost province have warned against the negative impact such measures will have on the region’s economy. 

The University of Toronto has topped QS’s sustainability rankings for the second consecutive year, out of nearly 1,750 global universities.

The IRCC has granted a temporary exemption to international students transferring between DLIs, at risk of losing their places due to the timing of previous regulations.

UK-based Coventry University has launched a hub in New Delhi to support the institute’s admissions, recruitments, and partnerships in India and the rest of South Asia. 

London Higher has this week launched a new digital initiative shining a light on how research from the city's universities benefit the rest of the UK.

Flywire has announced a new partnership with GradGuard, providing enhanced tuition protection to students attending institutions in the US.

Québec has adopted a Bill giving more powers to education ministers to restrict international student enrolments, which critics say is a threat to institutional autonomy.