Latest international education news

A recent survey shows that more Indian women are choosing to study abroad, as female students now make up 34% of all Indian students pursuing education overseas.

The recent tightening of restrictions for international students travelling to Canada has thrown international student recruitment and university partnerships up in the air once more. We examine how the growing market in Latin America are adapting.

Providers in the UK and Australia have improved the experience they offer prospective students making enquiries in a mystery-shopping style study of educational institutions around the world.

In today's tech-driven world, universities have more data than ever at their fingertips. So how can they use that knowledge to help their students, asks TechnologyOne's Leo Hanna

While financial and language barriers remain, stakeholders are warning against conflating study abroad with travel abroad as the decline in Japanese overseas travel catches international attention.

International students in Canada are facing major challenges to their mental wellbeing in the face of policy changes that are only intensifying public hostility towards them.

Australia’s higher education regulatory body is sending letters to providers questioning their financial viability, in what concerned stakeholders are calling a “domino effect” of the government’s proposed cap on international student numbers.

International student numbers in France reached 430,466 this year, driven in part by a resurgence in Asia-Pacific mobility and growth from Sub-Saharan Africa.

Kaplan has bought The Student Grief Network to expand the support it offers to higher education students experiencing bereavement, it has announced.

The UK's international education strategy will be reviewed under the new Labour government, it has been announced.

The latest Senate Committee hearing for the Bill set to cap Australia's international student numbers unfolded on October 2, as stakeholders took the legislation's most contentious elements to task.

As part of a new series for The PIE, Christina McDade, a school counselor currently based in Ghana, explores the challenges of helping students choose the right university for them.

India has announced a new scholarship, worth a total of $500,000, for 50 students from the Indo-Pacific region. 

The US embassy has expanded visa appointments in India and opened a new processing centre in Manila in and effort to ease global wait times and cater for record Indian demand.