The UK Government’s answer to the Erasmus+ program the Turing Scheme has officially begun accepting applications from organisations as of March 31.

US liberal arts college Albion College has launched a reimagined study abroad program in a bid to widen access to study abroad opportunities.

An INTO survey has found that more than 78% of students believe the pandemic has "influenced" their career aspirations and subject choices when studying abroad.

While study abroad students evacuate the country, international students on full courses face a difficult decision as sanctions hit and departing flights grow increasingly expensive.

One-third of the world’s top CEOs have completed a study abroad program of some kind, and this figure is also increasing over time. Regional trends reveal African CEOs lead the pack for internationalised experience.

Edtech provider upGrad has acquired Australian study abroad company Global Study Partners in an agreement worth AUD$22.5 million, with the promise of a further commitment of $15m for future growth.

US university Dickinson College and the Forum for Education Abroad have renewed their strategic partnership agreement for a fourth time.

Access to PTE Academic has increased for Chinese students intending to pursue studies in the US and the UK, thanks to a new partnership formed by BOSSA and Pearson.