If we've learned anything from last year it’s to always expect the unexpected. Sara Custer breaks down what trends are likely to mould and shape the international education industry in 2017.

Evidence submitted to the UK government’s inquiry about Brexit's impact on higher education has raised concerns about the future of the UK's participation in the Erasmus+ programme.

EU nationals who are in the UK should benefit from a ‘standstill clause’ ensuring their rights are preserved post-Brexit sto they can complete their studies, UKCISA has said.

We should try to take our kids out of their living rooms, and out of their bedrooms and send them into the world because they need to collect some experiences and they are not going to find that in their mobile phones.

EU students applying to study at an English HE or FE institution in 2017 will have access to student funding for the duration of their course, the universities minister has confirmed.

In light of the UK's decision to leave the EU, NAFSA's Senior Fellows for Internationalization have argued education institutions should work harder to demonstrate how internationalisation can benefit society beyond the 'echo chamber' of the HE sector.

The UK's parliamentary education committee has called for submissions to its inquiry into the impact of Brexit on higher education.

The risk of losing out on collaborative research funding dominated concerns over the impact of Brexit as stakeholders committed to work more closely to lobby governments on both sides of the channel at the EAIE conference in Liverpool.