Online marketing opportunities such as Toutiao can be used to reach prospective students in China, but the country's internet is "more restricted than ever".

An investigation into a Tokyo university has found it lost track of 1,610 international students, prompting Japan's Education Ministry to put a halt to it accepting further students.

Chinese students and parents are as concerned by the safety of a study destination as they are the academic ranking of an institution for the first time, according to a new report by the Beijing Overseas Study Service Association.

India graduates who complete part of their Australian degree with a pathway provider will now have their qualifications officially recognised back home for the first time, in a significant boost for returning students’ employment and prospects.

Claims that the company responsible for managing Malaysian study visas had charged excessive fees and delivered little are being investigated by the education ministry.

Widespread reports of visa restrictions, delays and a high rate of rejections have prompted China's MoE to issue an official warning to US-bound Chinese students about the potential risks they may encounter.

Bonard has released its research into the Chinese agent market, in a bid to map what has become a fragmented landscape and help international education providers strategise their partnerships.

The US is still the most popular destination for China's study abroad hopefuls, but the country is facing stiff competition from the UK and other popular destinations according to a new study.