Latest international education news

Despite great strides forward, there's still a way to go until women in HE can overcome gender barriers. Simone Hackett and Michelle Stewart take a deep dive into the issue.

The British International University in Erbil has become the first international university in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, established with the University of London and GEMS Education provider.

A new analysis of Canadian government figures indicates that the approvals of international study permits are set to drop by nearly half in 2024.

ICEF and NAFSA have teamed up in a bid to drive internationalisation and improve industry standards across international education in the US.

This week, we spent five minutes with Dave Bates, international development director at Epsom College

The housing crisis for international students in Canada is still ongoing – despite the federal government’s imposition of a study permit cap to limit the number of students coming to the country.

A new report is shedding light on the student suicide crisis in India, revealing that nearly half of the country's total student suicide cases are concentrated in just five states.

The US Department of State has recognised 19 Historically Black colleges and universities as Fulbright HBCU Institutional Leaders for their engagement with the Fulbright Program in 2023/2024.

Senators have hit out at the "trainwreck" ESOS Bill as the legislation came under increased scrutiny during an emergency parliamentary motion.

International applications to US institutions continued to grow in 2024/25, though at a slower pace than in previous years, a new survey published in August 2024 has revealed.

As vocational providers begin to share their indicative cap allocations publicly, stakeholders are growing increasingly concerned for the viability of businesses.

The UK Home Office has increased the financial savings required of international students for the first time since 2020.

International students from the London campus of the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) staged a protest last month after at least 100 were prevented from graduating from their MBA programs.