A new report has found that in the 2020/21 academic year 510,835 students in 228 countries and territories studied via UK TNE.

Higher education needs to shift its focus on employability amid ongoing skills shortages and "explosive" student number growth, according to stakeholders.

Rising numbers of international students bringing dependants with them to study in the UK, especially from Nigeria, is leading to new challenges for universities supporting families in planning for their arrival and finding accommodation.

UK PM Rishi Sunak has unveiled a professional and cultural exchange scheme for 3,000 young graduates together with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.

Can digital English testing – adopted by a significant number of universities during the pandemic – continue to support the UK higher education sector?

While those of us who work in international education already know and care about international students and can recite the important data about what their fees mean to research, high-cost teaching and the economy, there are counter narratives at play

The UK and Switzerland have announced an agreement to deepen their research and innovation relationship, with a focus on 'deep science' and 'deep tech'.

Just a few years ago, the number of European students studying in the UK outstripped numbers from China as the number one international source market. But with Brexit leading to the loss of domestic fees, access to finance and freedom of movement, can the UK rebuild its European student cohort?