Covid-related US SEVP guidance is now terminated in accordance with the end of the national health emergency, DHS has announced.

More training is needed to help staff adjust to the role of digital technology and social media in international student recruitment, it has been suggested.

The UK government would be well advised to make a “comprehensive knowledge partnership” with India as part of ongoing discussions regarding the proposed free trade agreement.

The way governments have handled the coronavirus is becoming less of a choice factor as the pandemic evolves, a survey of some 300 agents, carried out by Navitas, has suggested.

Online student marketplace ApplyBoard has raised C$100m in Series C funding, bringing its value to C$2bn, officially making it a unicorn.

86% of Chinese international students wish to return to China, with two-thirds not satisfied with the actions of their host countries against coronavirus.

Borderless credit platform Prodigy Finance has revealed that since its launch it has funded "$737m in graduate education loans to 14,500 high-potential students from 132 countries".

The number of international students studying at Chinese institutions reached more than 492,000 in 2018, marking just a 0.5% increase on 2017 figures. However, some stakeholders see it as a sign of the government putting its "money where its mouth is".