The British Council has recognised high achieving Malaysian-UK alumni for their professional contributions and outstanding achievements at its annual Study UK Alumni Awards 2020.

Alumni are the most reliable source of accurate information for students looking to study in the UK and Europe, a new survey has shown. However, relatively few respondents cited alumni as their primary source of information.

Surveying 16,830 responses, the report found that on average students who had graduated from campuses in Asia earned more than their counterparts who had studied in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, US or Europe.

Following a large experiment and 260 employer surveys, the study found US-educated Chinese applicants were less likely to be called back by potential employers than their peers who studied in China.

The Malaysia Commonwealth Alumni Association has launched to provide a platform for UK scholarship recipients to reconnect with their peers, network and establish partnerships.

Alumni networks are less helpful for a graduate's success in the job market than previously thought, a survey by Gallup has found.

Almost 500 alumni, business leaders and dignitaries from China's education ministry were among the guests of an alumni event hosted by Coventry University in Shenzhen to celebrate the intellectual value of overseas students.

Business schools rely on strong graduate networks to attract prospective students and to serve as global brand ambassadors, however a new survey of graduates has found they are falling short when it comes to engaging with alumni.