Some of the country’s most highly reputable – and highly ranked – universities missed out on top-tier ratings, as stakeholders wait to see what impact the results will have on international student recruitment.
A report has underlined stakeholders’ concerns that retaining international graduates could be more challenging if a reform of the H-1B visa system which favours the most skilled goes ahead.
The Russian government has unveiled a bold education export strategy that aims to triple the number of international students in the country in an effort to increase non-oil exports.
President Donald Trump has reinstated some of the restrictions on travel and trade with Cuba, in what has been described as a “major setback” for international relations and education travel between the two countries.
Guaranteeing the work and residency rights of EU nationals working in UK universities tops the list of Universities UK’s priorities for Brexit negotiations.
Foreign researchers coming to work at public Canadian universities for short periods no longer have to apply for a work permit.
International educators react to the shock result in the UK’s general election on June 8, which saw current Prime Minister Theresa May fail to win a majority.
Tightened access to international education for VET providers and increased agent transparency are among a raft of proposed changes to Australia’s international and domestic education policies.
Universal secondary education is the “next step” in order to provide greater access to higher education in developing countries, said Helen Clark, former prime minister of New Zealand.
Foreign universities and colleges will soon be able to operate in Thailand, as part of the government’s plan to improve the country’s tertiary education system and fill skills gaps.
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