Stakeholders in Malaysia are looking to expand their reach into the Australia market to offer students “new insights and perspectives”.

The UK's Russell Group and its Australian counterpart the Group of Eight are hoping to deepen collaboration in research and mobility.

Queen Mary London and HUST have signed an agreement to create “opportunities for collaboration” and “open doors to students, researchers and staff”.

An online survey of over 2,000 Chinese students has revealed that 21.9% would now consider pursuing further education overseas.

The number of international students in France increased to 370,000 in 2019-20, up 23% compared to five years before.

Further details on Erasmus replacement – Turing scheme – have been released, confirming that the scheme extends far beyond higher education and will support disadvantaged students.

At a time when education leaders are expected to be "both futurists and strategists", sessions explored strategies for engagement and employability alongside innovative approaches to mobility at AIEA's Conference.

Mobility is essential to research, with 96% of those surveyed by RAND Europe saying it benefits the quality of research output, but challenges vary across the world.