Beyond the top tier countries that dominate headlines and enrolment figures, many others are developing infrastructure and reputation for servicing international students whose budget or visa issuance officer can’t accommodate a “heritage” destination. Chris Parr assesses some of the emerging study hotspots.

The Malaysia Commonwealth Alumni Association has launched to provide a platform for UK scholarship recipients to reconnect with their peers, network and establish partnerships.

According to The Malaysian Insight, fake degrees from both local and international HEIs can be bought for as little as £2,200.

Sunago will deliver Malaysia’s first online workplace English course endorsed by the Ministry of Human Resources, after signing with education publisher Pearson.

The University of Wollongong has continued its international expansion in a deal to acquire Malaysian-based private provider KDU University Colleges

Prestige to some extent is a fixed quality and the West has more of it than the developing world does.

Stakeholders urged government to extend visa progression to ELT students to remove the need for those students to leave the country when applying for a visa.

We already have about 175,000 students now who are international. By 2025 our target is 250,000 international students