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

An INTO survey has found that more than 78% of students believe the pandemic has "influenced" their career aspirations and subject choices when studying abroad.

We believe career guidance is as critical, if not more, to the long-term success of a child as teaching good maths and English

Despite much good work happening at universities, only about half of respondents to our survey (52%) thought that their institution serviced the career needs of international students well

Career guidance edtech startup Mindler has announced $1.5 million in a Pre-Series A funding round to expand its team and reach in new regions.

Some 55% of Gen Z students surveyed by pathway provider INTO University Partnerships have suggested the Covid-19 pandemic has led them to reconsider their career paths.

If you’re in employer engagement internationally and you have to help your students get jobs in China, India, Malaysia, Singapore, etc. where do you start if you don’t have that data?

Wellbeing concerns are on the rise among staff and students in higher education, with solutions expected around better messaging, flexibility on learning and a greater focus on career pathways. This is according to one new survey of 2,000 students globally.