Malaysia and Australia have strengthened their international education relationship with a new offering for Malaysian hospitality students.

A report has revealed that despite an increase in student mobility in ASEAN member states, in 2018 less than 10% of that was between members.

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.

The Indian government has launched 1,000 PhD fellowships for students from ASEAN countries to be taken up in the 23 Indian Institutes of Technology across the country.

Wimbledon School of English has announced the opening of the first British English language centre in Laos, in partnership with Panyathip International School.

Digital education company Pearson has signed a MoU with Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor to develop BTEC-based programs for learners in EEC provinces.

The opportunity to further build on student numbers will be through in-country delivery, not inbound delivery, according to ASEAN experts.

Southeast Asia will become a bigger presence in global education, with ASEAN pushing for progress. And Malaysia delivered its impressive new blueprint for employability-linked tertiary education, as delegates at Going Global learned.