The Indian government is set to launch a web portal for international education that will list accredited foreign universities and supply verified information on a range of courses and visa norms.

Ministerial briefings have questioned the legitimacy of some international students seeking a New Zealand education, highlighting India as a market incentivised by migration rather than a qualification.

As a new super department absorbed DIBP, Australian stakeholders are waiting to see if it will have an impact on international education.

The decrease in international student enrolments in the US has forced many universities to cut their budgets, but international offices maintain investment, with Study Group and others signing new deals.

UK PM Theresa May has been under pressure to reconsider her stance on including international students in net migration figures, say reports.

The UK government this week released its 'Industrial Strategy', and STEM education is a key focus. Educators have expressed a mixed reaction, calling it a "good start", but asking for continued investment and support across the sector.

New Zealand educators believe it's “too soon” to understand the implications of a Labour-led coalition taking power from National.

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.