UK Universities minister Chris Skidmore used his platform at the Going Global conference in Berlin to reaffirm a commitment either to ensure participation in Erasmus + or to consider “a potential domestic alternative” mobility scheme as part of the UK strategy.
Australia’s Labor opposition party has warned universities its funding pledge would come with the expectation they address concerns within the international student cohort.
‘The Shape of Global Higher Education’ looked at methods of internationalisation and trends on TNE and student mobility across Europe in 2019.
Three more Confucius Institutes attached to US universities have been closed, as a result of a law which prohibits federal funding for HEIs hosting them.
The Trump administration has been accused of arriving at “questionable conclusions” from DHS visa overstay reports, in order to legitimise immigration limits on students.
Two ministers put in a show of support for the UK intled sector, unveiling plans to help edtech and broad government intent for “a jewel in our economic crown”.
The Scottish government has guaranteed that that EU students will continue to access university courses free of tuition fees in the 2020/21 academic year.
The UK Home Office is being investigated on its handling of the so-called TOEIC cheating scandal, following fresh media attention on the plight of the “English language test victims” who had their studies curtailed due to concerns over fraud.
Japanese will impose strict penalties on providers who lose contact with their international students in response to one university that lost 700 students.
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.
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