International students and domestic teetotalers are driving up the demand for alcohol-free residences and events at British universities.

HSBC has released a series of "soundscapes", offering the sounds of home for various nationalities of students to adjust to new study environments overseas.

Elation and enthusiasm greets news that the UK will change its policy on post-study work rights, but international students in the UK are already asking, 'why not us, too?'.

The government of South Australia has released a strategy which aims to increase the value of the international education industry to AUD$3bn by 2030.

Singapore's minister of education Ong Ye Kung was called to defend government spending on foreign students on August 5 in the country's parliament.

International students will see their health insurance premiums in British Columbia increase as the province moves to eliminate them for residents.

The University of Manitoba Students’ Union is drafting a letter to the government over the repeal of health insurance funding for international students.

From just 243 students two decades ago to over 10,000 in 2018, Erasmus participants are flocking to the Czech Republic to enjoy its affordable living and cosmopolitan cities.