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.

The French government has committed €10m to improving international student services across universities in the country in a bid to boost the attractiveness of its higher education institutions internationally.

Sweden-based Sqore has launched a new student recruitment tool for HEIs which it says offers better custom advice on global options and increases conversion into enrolment.

University of Wolverhampton building named after chancellor's son after India-born Lord Swraj Paul donated £500,000 in memory of his son Angad Paul.

Concourse Global in the US is hoping to revolutionise HE admissions by putting college counsellors back "in the driver's seat" during the application process.

There were 343,400 foreign students in the French higher education system, signalling a growth of 4.5% since 2016 according to figures released by the Ministry of Education.

A new decree from the Vietnamese government will increase the allowed proportion of domestic students in international schools, in a move being viewed by experts as a bid to attract more foreign investment.

Delegates in Geneva heard calls for the need to be adaptable to the future, extra social inclusion in international experiences and added training and commitment to internationalisation strategies.