A new report from Studyportals and Unibuddy has identified 17 emerging student source markets for universities and countries interested in diversifying their student cohorts.
The recent US briefing widening STEM OPT opportunities, has been welcomed by sector stakeholders but students highlight difficulties getting jobs in the country.
UK-based English language provider Greenwich International Education has been awarded provisional British Council accreditation.
Pre-university program SACE International has joined in a “collaborative partnership” with Sri Lankan school group, Gateway College, in what the two institutions describe as a “first for Sri Lanka and South Asia”.
UK higher education providers hosted 605,130 international students in the 2020/21 academic year, hitting its 600,000 target a decade earlier than hoped, Higher Education Statistics Agency figures have indicated.
The UNESCO director general has implored leaders worldwide to rethink and transform education in a way that increases equity and inclusion for all learners.
A new raft of policies has been announced by the US Departments of State and Homeland Security to attract international STEM scholars, students, researchers and experts.
A year after going into creditor protection, Laurentian University in Canada is struggling to attract new international students.
The percentage of doctoral candidates from Sweden who have spent time abroad as part of their program is increasing, analysis has indicated
The European Commission has released a staff working document to attempt to tackle foreign interference in research and innovation at universities across the continent.
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