Canada registered another double-digit jump in study permit holders in 2018 with India driving growth and snatching the top position from China, recently-released IRCC figures show, but some stakeholders are now worried about diversity.

International student numbers at US graduate schools have continued along "troubling" trajectory for the second year running, with a 1% decline in international enrolments from fall 2017-18 and a 4% drop in international applications.

Not every student is able to go abroad - there are some significant barriers to physical student mobility

Master's students at University of Regina's Levene Graduate School of Business in Canada will be able to take courses from Harvard Business School Online.

A fake university set up by the DHS in a bid to catch out visa overstayers could erode the confidence of genuine international students looking to study in the US.

Almost a third of business schools across the US have attributed the domestic political climate as the top reason for the recent slump in applications, according to a new survey.

Reports that international students in Nova Scotia are visiting soup kitchens to eat is testament to the surge in numbers and naive expectations that part-time work may be available immediately.

At a time when education leaders are expected to be "both futurists and strategists", sessions explored strategies for engagement and employability alongside innovative approaches to mobility at AIEA's Conference.