Universities need to keep Chinese and other prospective international students informed about plans for studying in the new academic year.

We believe the main reason students and parents are changing study destinations is money and they’re generally changing to more affordable countries in Asia

The head of BOSSA has encouraged students in China not to abandon their study abroad plans. But for some a Chinese university in not even an option.

86% of Chinese international students wish to return to China, with two-thirds not satisfied with the actions of their host countries against coronavirus.

Chinese students and parents are as concerned by the safety of a study destination as they are the academic ranking of an institution for the first time, according to a new report by the Beijing Overseas Study Service Association.

A white paper has claimed Chinese students are at a "clear disadvantage" in the US jobs market when compared to Indian students.

Australia-China tensions, where does the truth end and the misinformation begin? Anton Crace looks beyond the media reports in this long read.

Study abroad agencies in China will no longer need to be licensed by provincial authorities in order to operate, China’s State Council has announced, which should make it easier for newer businesses to enter a market that is currently dominated by larger, long-established brands.