Some European countries have committed to paying compensation for the impact of climate change on low-carbon emission countries – a move which campaigners within the international education sector say is “particularly relevant” to the industry. 

Germany has seen an eight percent growth in the number of international students - a new record for such numbers in the country, according to new figures from DAAD.

Canada and Germany retain the most international students compared to other OECD countries, as the global competition for talent continues amid ongoing labour shortages. 

Iranians studying abroad have been holding vigils and protests in solidarity with the student-led anti-government protests that have erupted across Iran.

The DAAD is imploring the German Federal Foreign Office to “reduce cuts” to its budget, which would result in multiple programs and scholarships being eliminated from its roster.

Institutions need to prepare for future geopolitical shocks that could limit international research networks, according to a new Policy Institute report.

Germany and India have agreed a migration and mobility partnership which the respective government hope will enable the "mutual mobility" of students, professionals and researchers between the two countries.

Universities across Europe have experienced a sudden increase in demand, but is their new-found popularity due to the "Brexit effect”? Or, with many countries already experiencing a long-term growth in student numbers, would this have happened anyway? Helen Packer finds out.