Today marks one year of the Ukraine twinning initiative, which has seen Sheffield help to rebuild air raid shelters at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic’s campus, Glasgow fully fund 100 students from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and Liverpool provide online learning materials to over 100 academics at Sumy State University
Bringing together the best minds will have an enormous academic impact but the social effect is equally important
A recent study has revealed that non-STEM research commercialisation is an area that is often ignored or unexploited within the majority of South African universities
The full impact of Brexit is still yet to seen but UK higher education must look again at partnerships to maintain its position within the mobility arena
Achieving self-confidence is not just about academic achievement, but looking further inward – and looking at your passions and inner self
Chinese students applying to overseas institutions are facing an increasingly complex set of challenges due to the pandemic
Encouraging women into STEM is a cross-cutting theme throughout the British Council’s global work, which aims to provide support for girls and women who are interested in STEM
Increased competition, poor-quality applications, geopolitical changes, and a lack of diversity are making the role of admissions teams more and more difficult
Today the mass flow of international students is one of the great phenomenon of the world and a powerful force for good. But this is no one-way journey
The current uncertainties and socioeconomic circumstances have led to a demand for skilled workers worldwide – international students are, at present, the target of widening skills gaps in Australia and Canada
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