More than half of Britons are missing out love abroad after a poll revealed that 54% would avoid starting a holiday romance due to language barriers, but romantics will find hope in uptake of Spanish in schools.
The Scottish government has called for a new PSW offer for international students, after a review it commissioned found the UK’s provision compares poorly to other nations.
A new record of 33,630 international students from outside the EU have been accepted onto degree courses in the UK driven by a 32% rise in accepted applicants from China.
Edtech provider 2U marked its entrance into the undergraduate degree market as it teamed up with LSE, but warned competition will mean fewer program launches in the future.
International students will see their health insurance premiums in British Columbia increase as the province moves to eliminate them for residents.
The University of Teramo in Italy has signed an agreement that will pave the way to forge a closer collaboration on research, training and student mobility with African universities.
There are reasons to believe the introduction of higher fees post-Brexit may not necessarily mean an automatic drop in EU student numbers, a HEPI policy paper claimed, although fees are just one element in the mix.
Waiting times for residence permit application interviews at Swedish foreign missions have created a “bottleneck” that will prevent some students from studying in Sweden, universities have warned.
Research from the Czech Republic’s DZS, recently published in English for the first time, is shedding light on attitudes towards study abroad in the Central European nation.
Taiwan is reacting to increased pressure from brain drain as more young people head overseas for work and study, including to mainland China.
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