A white paper has claimed Chinese students are at a "clear disadvantage" in the US jobs market when compared to Indian students.

Education agents in Turkey are expecting students to opt for affordable study destinations after a huge drop in the value of the Turkish lira, but there is hope that schools will drop prices, and Turkish education will be more attractive.

72 Indonesian students have been awarded scholarships to study two to three years of masters or doctoral studies or six months to one year studying Mandarin in Taiwan.

China Campus Network has developed a Chinese language pathway into 28 universities, leading to a full university scholarship including tuition, accommodation and even a monthly stipend for qualifying international students.

The view from within the business school sector reveals the MBA competition is intensifying and diversifying. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports.

EasyUni has announced a new office in Jakarta as part of a continuing strategy to take advantage of uneven supply and demand for HE in south east Asia.

The Ministry of Education plans to allow international students at Chinese universities to work part-time to make the education system more attractive.

Malvern International, the global education and skills company has released a successful trading update and announced a new partnership in Asia.