New international enrolments in UK HE have seen healthier growth in 2017/18, with non-EU students driving the growth, while EU new arrivals dip.

Coventry University has topped HESA's international mobility ranking, after providing a total of 3,482 international students experiences in 2016/17.

International student enrolments in the UK have been stagnating over the past two years, the latest HESA statistics show, with a small increase from the EU that will potentially be affected by Brexit.

For the UK international education industry 2016-17 was not the most exciting year, according to HESA statistics. But there are other trends that hide in the figures, offering food for thought and pointing at potential areas of development.

Stagnation of non-EU student numbers at UK higher education institutions shows no sign of abating, as the latest HESA statistics show international enrolments flatlined in 2015/16. Indian student numbers continued to fall, as Malaysia pushed into second place for the first time.

Independent higher education providers in the UK are concerned that the ‘provisional bronze’ awarded to them under the government’s new Teaching Excellence Framework could damage their reputation and recruitment efforts.

Black and Asian students have a bigger gap than average in unemployment rates between mobile and non-mobile graduates of UK universities, according to a new report from the UK's Higher Education International Unit.

The number of first-year non-EU enrolments in UK higher education providers has fallen by 3%, according to new data released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.