A new report on UK student mobility shows participation of disadvantaged demographics remains low, despite improvements.

US-based IES Abroad and the Study Abroad Foundation have announced a strategic merger which will serve an academic group of more than 500 universities globally.

Cost is one of the primary reasons why parents are receptive to online degrees, according to a survey in which two thirds said they would consider an online degree for their child if it were the cheaper option.

Social class is a powerful factor influencing whether or not Irish students decide to study abroad, with those from a lower socioeconomic background less likely to spend time overseas, according to new research that examines the reasons why students remain globally immobile.

The majority of US students who study abroad believe the experience improved their employability and helped them secure a job or internship.

Our two basic tenets are affordability and access. We don’t want to fee our way out of trying to provide that model, because we’re achieving cool results engaging non-traditional or under-represented students in study abroad.

CBIE has rolled out a nationwide communications campaign, Learning Beyond Borders, to encourage students to study abroad.

Nigeria’s central bank has begun selling a fresh supply of dollars for students to pay for school fee payments and travel abroad, increasing the amount they are allowed to buy and enabling them to avoid paying heavy premiums for the currency on the black market.