A new IEAA white paper on the social and economic benefit of Australia’s learning abroad programs is calling for urgent action to get the global mobility programs back to pre-pandemic levels.

The current funding model of the UK's Turing mobility scheme may be hampering the long-term success of the program, stakeholders have warned.

Almost 80% of growth in the international student market “should come” from Asian countries by the year 2025, with surprising emerging markets coming into play aside from China and India, according to a new report from Western Union Business Solutions.

Leaders from 22 Canadian universities and 13 Vietnamese universities were welcomed to a digital mission hosted by Universities Canada recently.

A $95 million program for outbound students across Canada is expected to cater to more than 16,000 college and undergraduate-level students.

A recent study has revealed a growing interest among domestic Australian students in undertaking learning abroad experiences in 2022.

The Australian government is hoping to release its anticipated 10-year international education strategy before the year is out, a government representative has said at the Australian International Education Conference 2021.

A report has found that up to 66% of Australian students think study abroad experiences in the Indo-Pacific make them more interested in pursuing employment and study opportunities there.