Sweden’s Actus Education Holdings, reputed to be one of the largest education companies in the country, has ventured into Kenyan education market to buy a stake in local schools company Riara Group of Schools.
A new report from ISC Research has highlighted the growth of “an international style of education” in China, amid a steep rise in Chinese-owned schools, with fears about economic slow-down not noticed.
Australia’s Northern Territory plans to almost quadruple its cohort of international students by 2025, after releasing a reinvigorated international education strategy during the ICEF-ANZA conference in Darwin.
Australia’s Redfern Legal Centre has launched a new mobile app for international students to access legal advice in their native language, in what is being touted as an Australian first.
A new service allowing prospective international students to compare study abroad options according to student and alumni reviews has been launched in Vietnam.
China’s MoE has announced the latest batch of joint programs and institutes, including 36 joint degree programs with overseas universities at bachelor’s degree level and above, and two joint institutes.
Exchange students from all over Italy participated in the National Erasmus Games from 12 to 14 April in the Italian city of Parma. The organisers, the Erasmus Student Network Italy, chose Pisa in 2018.
After receiving preliminary advice from the international education sector, the New Zealand government has decided to cease a review of in-study work rights.
Global Student Accommodation Group and Harrison Street have announced a PBSA joint venture worth at least €750m in two of Spain’s biggest cities.
A new tool, aiming to help universities to increase student enrolments by connecting prospective students with current ones, is claiming a 1 in 4 conversion rate.
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