The US education sector celebrated international students, international education sector and exchange this week during International Education Week, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken saying that nurturing a vibrant international student community is a “foreign policy imperative”.
Education organisations in the US are urging the government to develop a strategy to increase international enrolment and exchanges to pre-Covid levels.
A consortium of 60 Pacific Rim universities has opened a new head office in Hong Kong aiming to further solve global challenges through research.
The US economy has lost $12.1 billion over two years as a result of declines in international student numbers, NAFSA has calculated.
Seven winners of Diversity Abroad’s 2021 Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion in International Education awards have been announced.
The CEO of IEAA is set to pass on the baton of Network of International Education Associations leadership to the NAFSA CEO at the end of his term as chair in 2022.
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.
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