A survey of 1,300 agents reveal bullish attitudes for international student enrolments for the coming year in both the UK and US suggesting concerns that political and safety factors would deter students were premature.

Foreign universities and colleges will soon be able to operate in Thailand, as part of the government's plan to improve the country’s tertiary education system and fill skills gaps.

Many Syrian youth in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey feel that scholarship provision is inadequate and they are offered are ‘leftover’ spaces at institutions, according to a new study.

Scotland’s University of Aberdeen will open the UK’s first branch campus in South Korea later this year, backed by the country's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy.

The international schools market in Vietnam is expected to see a surge in enrolments following the announcement of a draft decree which will uncap local student enrolments at foreign-invested schools.

Fifteen universities across Asia have formed a consortium in order to capitalise on the region's economic power to facilitate intra-Asian mobility and enhance academic and research collaboration.

Malaysia is aiming to capitalise on political turbulence in traditional study destinations as it forges ahead with its ambitions to become a global education hub, its higher education minister has said.

Global student accommodation booking platform, Student.com, has announced a name change in China, and a business synergy with a Chinese study search platform.