The full impact of Brexit is still yet to seen but UK higher education must look again at partnerships to maintain its position within the mobility arena

The latest guidance issued by the US Department of Education last month has many in the international education sector on alert, with stakeholders warning of huge disruption to study abroad and recruitment practices.

The number of US students interested in study abroad is not only rising dramatically but also is on pace to surpass 2019 figures, according to research.

Today the mass flow of international students is one of the great phenomenon of the world and a powerful force for good. But this is no one-way journey

The American International Recruitment Council has announced the 2023 recipients of the Sir Cyril Taylor Memorial Scholarships for Study in the US.

The Netherlands lags behind much of Europe when it comes to long-term outward mobility, with 3% of students abroad for the entirety of their course.

An ageing population is a problem for many of the world’s most developed countries - what could it mean for international education?

Georgetown has topped the 174-institution list of top Fulbright student producing schools, while Penn State and U of Arizona topped the scholar list.