Every university wants to improve diversity on campus, but the numbers suggest that achieving growth and balanced diversity might be an impossible task. Is it time for universities to be realistic about where international students come from and what that means for the student experience?

Employers are increasingly recognising the value of innovative education models, experts say, with programs also improving diversity and making higher education more accessible.

A new report from Studyportals and Unibuddy has identified 17 emerging student source markets for universities and countries interested in diversifying their student cohorts.

One-third of the world’s top CEOs have completed a study abroad program of some kind, and this figure is also increasing over time. Regional trends reveal African CEOs lead the pack for internationalised experience.

Australia has released its long-awaited Australian Strategy for International Education 2021-2030 which will set a "new direction" for the sector, with a focus on diversification, meeting Australia's skills needs, growth and global competitiveness.

Celtic English Academy has been awarded a Gold Standard FairPlay Employer Award – the first UK ELT centre to be recognised for the prize.

New Zealand's $4.9bn international education sector may not rebound fully until 2030, but pre-entry pathways are among strategies to rebuild size and value, Education New Zealand told parliament.

NZISA is running a new initiative to celebrate diversity among female and female-identifying international students in New Zealand.