A mainstream acceptance of online education, rising inflation, and fast-moving geopolitical crises are having a profound impact on higher education

Increased private investment in edtech and international student recruitment businesses has triggered a talent war, with a number of high profile, experienced candidates moving from lengthy university careers to private sector positions. Nick Cuthbert investigates.

International students in the Canadian province of New Brunswick will benefit from two new “centres of excellence” in entrepreneurship and mental health.

More action is required to bridge the “significant” gap still remaining for international students concerning graduate employability outcomes, stakeholders suggest.

Universities across Ukraine have implored institutions across the globe to boycott Russia across the scientific education sector in a new letter.

From March, Japan will begin to let international students enter the country, along with any people who are not tourists, according to new information from the country’s prime minister. However, a daily cap on entries presents a whole new set of problems, stakeholders warn.

A new survey on the global international education market indicates a “resurgence”, with five million enrolments now reaching eight million by 2030.

We’ve been dealing with issues in the international consulates not operating properly, which was something that we didn't expect