International students trapped in a Sudanese university campus say they have no water, electricity or food, and have spoken of their terror after they saw jets dropping bombs under a kilometre away from them.
Thousands of foreign students from Africa, Middle East and Asia have been left stranded across Sudan, as factional fighting has begun in the country.
India's National Forensic Sciences University has become the first state institution to launch a campus abroad in the East African country of Uganda.
The University of Manchester has entered a partnership with six Kenyan universities and county governments to train manpower in the healthcare fields.
Young people from Nigeria have flocked to social media to share their 'japa' stories, a slang term for 'escape'. But why are so many trying to leave? The PIE investigates.
Distance learning institution Nexford University has announced its expansion into East Africa, starting with partnerships in Kenya.
International students in Tunisia are afraid to go to classes following a wave of racially-motivated attacks, a student association warned last week.
Companies offering students short-term loans to prove they have enough money to study abroad continue to operate in Nigeria, leaving agents concerned about students applying to UK universities without the funds to support themselves once they arrive in the country.
