A new report from ISC Research has highlighted the growth of "an international style of education" in China, amid a steep rise in Chinese-owned schools, with fears about economic slow-down not noticed.

A new service allowing prospective international students to compare study abroad options according to student and alumni reviews has been launched in Vietnam.

China's MoE has announced the latest batch of joint programs and institutes, including 36 joint degree programs with overseas universities at bachelor's degree level and above, and two joint institutes.

Following a large experiment and 260 employer surveys, the study found US-educated Chinese applicants were less likely to be called back by potential employers than their peers who studied in China.

Singapore-based accommodation provider Oxfordcaps has raised $8.1m in Series A funding with an aim of improving student living experiences in 10 Indian cities.

Japan will open a National Information Centre in order to collate data on the academic credentials of institutions and students, in English, for the use of overseas university admissions staff.

The Chinese Ministry of Education has unveiled its policy points with regards to "opening education to the outside world" for 2019. In a document released online, the ministry outline 34 aims, with "six major aspects".

China was touted as study destination and key partner for universities, while returning graduates experience barriers to job market in the country.