International students in the Netherlands have resorted to sleeping in campsites in some cities and a parliamentary debate has taken place on capacity problems as there is simply not enough accommodation to meet demand.

Two HEIs in Japan and Cuba have signed a five-year deal to provide greater exchange opportunities for students and professors.

Due to its safe environment and government policies which are seen as welcoming, Canada comes out on top of new IDP 'buyer behaviour' research into global study destinations.

AIEC in Australia focused on how the international education sector must ‘embrace diversity’ in 2017, with sessions focused on integration and inclusion. However, an announcement on broadening Elicos standards to all ELT providers was the news that hogged the headlines, but not for the right reasons.

TEF rankings in the UK are driving a "noticeable increase" in international students' interest in Gold rated institutions, a report by Hotcourses Group has revealed.

A new set of ELICOS benchmarks to ensure international students don’t “slip through the cracks”, received a mixed reception at AIEC.

IALC announces a scholarship partnership with JAOS, to provide language tuition to Japanese nationals, as the Olympics gear up to arrive in Japan.

If we develop the education system as we expect and as our government [endeavours], I think we are going to attract people from different countries around the world