The University of York, Kaplan International Pathways and Ashinaga Association have launched a £1.2 million scholarship scheme to benefit African students.

UK education stakeholders are concerned about a decision by the Higher Education Statistics Agency to stop surveying international graduates by telephone.

HEPI and Kaplan have published brand-new research into both in-house careers support and employability for international students.

We do have larger student numbers based in China, so this year we’ve launched two learning centres, one of them in Nanjing, the other in Hainan

Young orphaned students from sub-Saharan Africa will be offered full tuition fee waivers to undertake undergraduate study at the University of York.

Studying abroad has been proven to have a direct impact on career success once graduates are in work

Kaplan International Pathways and the University of Birmingham have expanded their partnership to help the university achieve its international strategic goals.

Kaplan International Pathways and National Geographic Learning have partnered to produce an anthology featuring artwork by international students.