A global report on annual student rent spend has revealed that students are paying an average of USD$464 on accommodation in top study destinations such as Boston, with New York and London following closely behind.

PEER, the IIE’s platform listing information on scholarship and education opportunities for displaced students, is expanding to reach out to 10 countries.

The BCCIE handed out six awards to international education professionals and experts from British Columbia at its summer conference held in Vancouver in June.

Key figures in the education community have condemned the US Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the implementation of the travel ban, saying it will “undoubtedly” continue the downturn in international student enrolment.

US employers’ intention to hire international business school graduates declined by 8% when compared with 2017.

Controversy and frustration surrounds Australian and Irish universities' decision to pay Indian GST, while other destinations continue to hold out.

E-learning platform Coursera for Refugees has reached 50,000 enrolments, with over 11,000 unique learners from 119 countries.

The rise of virtual internships and shorter 'experienceships' as disrupters were some of the key focal points of the Global Internship Conference 2018.