The idea of a fully online tertiary education is gradually gaining momentum as people continue to handle a larger portion of their daily affairs digitally

Why couldn’t we have a British, an American, and an Australian university all going as a consortium into India and not offering competing programs?

From online lessons to classes in bomb shelters, Ukraine's teachers have ensured education continues for the country's children. Helen Packer talks to some of those going the extra mile for their students.

Universities targeting students in Nigeria are offering various scholarships to sustain interest, while stakeholders suggest regulation is limiting TNE investment.

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has announced that the guidance for participation in the SEVP has rolled over from March 2020.

Distance learners across the UK can now gain wider access to universities thanks to the new partnership between Open Study College and QA Higher Education.

More than one in four students in the US was enrolled on at least one distance learning course in 2014, new research has shown. This marks a 13th consecutive year of enrolment growth, but bucking the trend, the for-profit sector has seen enrolments fall.

Apollo Global, the investment branch of Apollo Education Group – one of the world's largest private education providers – has acquired Australia-based Open Colleges– a leading distance education provider in operation since 1910. Open Colleges says the deal makes international expansion more viable.