Navitas Group has rejected a takeover bid from the BGH consortium, which includes former chief executive Rod Jones, after its board decided the proposed price per share was below its assessment of value.

In a paper for WENR, World Education Services pointed to so-called 'backyard recruiting' as the next growth area for US HEIs concerned with falling numbers of global students enrolling in the country.

The implication that British A-level students are being discriminated against in place of international students, as written in an article by the Sunday Times has been blasted by education stakeholders.

Study Group has announced a new US partnership with Lynn University in Florida – its second this year - which will see the company establish an International Study Center on campus.

If we've learned anything from last year it’s to always expect the unexpected. Sara Custer breaks down what trends are likely to mould and shape the international education industry in 2017.

CEG’s ONCAMPUS division will set up an intensive English programme through a partnership with the University of Rochester. Enrolments are expected to start January 2017.

The global market for English-medium pathway programmes is worth an estimated $1.4bn a year, according to a new report by StudyPortals and Cambridge English which forecasts growth in the pre-master’s pathways sector.

A new report from NAFSA: Association of International Educators on the burgeoning US pathway market, has found that just over half of the higher education institutions who have partnered with pathway providers are not placed on the national rankings.