The first joint statement from the US departments of State and Education in over two decades to support the country’s international education ambitions has promised a “shared commitment” to promote the country as a study destination.
ALTO has launched its trends barometer to ensure education providers have data required to make informed decisions as the study travel sector recovers.
UK prime minister Boris Johnson has been urged by a group of MPs from his party to offer the ELT sector £17 million in business rates relief.
Independent Higher Education Australia has entered a partnership with OneHE to provide members professional development and access to a global community of experts.
‘Brand Scotland’ is resonating well with prospective international students and higher education institutions across Scotland continue to be “cautiously optimistic” about the upcoming intake in autumn, delegates heard at the Scottish Universities International Group conference 2021.
English UK member schools enrolled 83.6% fewer students in 2020 than the previous year as they hosted a total of 83,446 full-time students.
European Council and member EU states could to do more in terms of enabling universities to be successful through regulatory frameworks, investments and direct funding of infrastructure, and staff upskilling.
Language travel participants from Germany dropped by some 85% in 2020, figures from the country’s tour operator association FDSV have revealed.
The 4EU+ Alliance has established itself as an association in a move it says will strengthen and deepen cooperation among its six university members.
Students globally will be able to discover “extraordinary opportunities” at community colleges thanks to a new collaboration.
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