International education has been no exception to the widely reported layoffs across the technology sector, with a number of digital student recruitment companies and OPM providers cutting staff.
Researchers are testing the efficacy of Collaborative Online International Learning as a means to internationalise curricula and teach intercultural competence.
After sharp declines in equity funding in education and a 66% drop in mergers and acquisitions during 2022, new analysis suggests the year ahead will bring further consolidation and see more listed education groups go private.
Despite a tumultuous year, the international education sector has been extremely buoyant with millions of students choosing to study abroad in 2022.
The results of the 2022 Duolingo language report show solidarity with Ukraine through language learning, with a global spike of over 1.3 million people picking up the Ukrainian language.
The Australian provider has been using a new insight reporting tool to develop localised adverts targeting students in Japan and South Korea.
Higher education needs to shift its focus on employability amid ongoing skills shortages and “explosive” student number growth, according to stakeholders.
Whether the rapid expansion of virtual exchange seen during the previous years will be sustained beyond the pandemic is in question, a report has suggested.
Infinite Group has announced I-Unite, an AI-driven global student recruitment platform to assist both students and recruitment partners.
Sinorbis has launched a new pan-Asian marketing platform in a bid to connect educators with prospective learners across the region.
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