Swansea and Navitas partner on £45m college
Swansea University has announced a £45m college project with education provider Navitas on its campus in south Wales.
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EduCo partners with third Irish HEI
EduCo International Group has partnered with Dublin Institute of Technology to bring more Irish education opportunities to a growing number of international students.
Exclusive: Oxford International new partnership
Oxford International, the private education provider, has agreed a new partnership deal with the University of Greenwich, in London.
GEMS to open four new UAE schools in 2018/19
GEMS Education to open four new schools in the UAE in “direct response” to the increased demand for high-quality education across the Arabian Peninsula.
DIFC teams up with Levant to drive int’l student recruitment
Ireland’s Dublin International Foundation College has joined forces with Istanbul-based Levant Education to promote DIFC’s Foundation pathway programs across Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Azerbaijan.
UK: HEIs receive partnership funding
Seventeen universities across the UK will receive funding to build on and enhance their global strategic partnerships as part of the UUKi Rutherford Fund Strategic Partner Grants scheme.
Quality English and JAOS sign MoU
Quality English and the Japanese Association of Overseas Studies have signed a MoU which bosses say will support, strengthen and promote co-operation.
Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University to offer dual degrees
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland and Columbia University, New York have joined forces to offer a dual degree program that will provide students with an international educational experience on both sides of the Atlantic.
Cambridge Education partner with IIT
Cambridge Education Group have announced a new partnership wit Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. CEG will work with the Institute on a recruitment basis.
ILSC Education Group to close language schools in the US, pathways remain
ILSC Education Group will close its ILSC-San Francisco and ILSC-New York language schools in March 2018, citing a decline in popularity of the US as a standalone ESL learning destination.
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