International student recruitment marketplace Adventus.io has raised AUD$22 million in series B funding from its existing shareholders.

Education counsellors across India say duplicitous players in the international education market are having a seriously negative impact on the sector, with one senior counsellor describing the situation as “supremely unethical”.

An ethical shift in international higher education is the "only option", say stakeholders, branding the current approach as unsustainable and worsening inequality worldwide.

The US Department of Education has clarified that guidance it released earlier this year on third-party service providers will not have the impact on study abroad and international student recruitment that the sector had feared.

Stakeholders are pressing the US government to rescind a recent statement on the use of third-party providers that they fear will have "unintended but serious consequences".

The Canada Border Services Agency is investigating a scheme in which Indian agents provided students with fake college acceptance letters to obtain study permits and gain entrance to the country.

Increased competition, poor-quality applications, geopolitical changes, and a lack of diversity are making the role of admissions teams more and more difficult

Two in every five university leaders say they have adequate resourcing in place to deliver internationalisation strategies, despite it being a high priority at institutions, new research has suggested.