A topic highlighted during sessions at spring conferences, such as NAFSA, ASU +GSV and DETcon, was AI and its implications on international education.

Stakeholders called for more access to immigration pathways and reductions to integration barriers at a recent Presidents' Alliance event in Boston.

By 2037 there will be an extra 115m young adults globally. And, crucially, these will be almost all in Africa

A new report has found that in the 2020/21 academic year 510,835 students in 228 countries and territories studied via UK TNE.

As public institutions, UK universities are subject to open procurement procedures to ensure fair competition. Nick Cuthbert looks at what institutions are looking for.

Canadian university surpluses hit record highs during the pandemic, with international tuition fees contributing a growing share of revenues and boosting the bottom line.

There has been an “M-shaped recovery” in outbound mobility from China to the UK in 2022, while Chinese universities themselves are improving by “leaps and bounds”, a British Council report has indicated.

Many US employees were laid off or furloughed during Covid-19, yet emerging post-pandemic, countless staff have since moved on to other institutions, transitioned to the private sector, or have left the field completely.