Cambridge Education Group has announced a partnership with the UK’s Aston University to provide a pathway program for international students, launching in September 2021.

India graduates who complete part of their Australian degree with a pathway provider will now have their qualifications officially recognised back home for the first time, in a significant boost for returning students’ employment and prospects.

A new set of partnerships will allow students to study a foundation program at home before going to RMIT Melbourne or Vietnam.

London-based language school Twin is launching a new pathway program that includes a BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Business.

Interest in forging pathway partnerships in the US is growing among universities – but are still wary of quality standards and giving over control over the admissions process to a third party, research commissioned by NAFSA has revealed.