As the global HE sector faces unprecedented new challenges around international student recruitment, having the right message has never been more important

One of the most important opportunities emerging to counter this doom comes courtesy of the UK’s entrepreneurial tech sector

Companies offering study fairs, high school tours for universities and student campus visits have found themselves only operating online, with attention now focused on recruitment for the 2021/22 academic year.

Online student marketplace ApplyBoard has raised C$100m in Series C funding, bringing its value to C$2bn, officially making it a unicorn.

UK universities are aiming to mitigate the impact of coronavirus on international enrolments by focusing on pre-sessional English provision, as fears of huge financial difficulties mount. But visa application and student anxiety concerns remain.

One in four private US college board members believes their institution is spending "too little time" recruiting overseas students, an AGB report has detailed. But some educators suggest that this may be "oversimplifying" the issue.

Global university search platform Studee has launched, with the aim of becoming the world’s number one choice for students while also addressing the sector's environmental impact.

The US political climate is not a deterrent for 65% of students from emerging markets considering the country as a study destination, a new Intead report has found.