The UK’s education sector has come together to mark #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, acknowledging the issues faced by many international students.

Thousands of hardship fund applications made by international students to UK universities were rejected during Covid-19, The PIE News has learnt.

Agent aggregators could pose a risk to universities as they try to re-establish global student flows in the post-pandemic, stakeholders have warned. 

A UK-wide quality framework will ensure the higher education sector can strengthen its relationship with education agents and position the country as a high-quality destination for international students, a new report has suggested.

The UK's international education sector welcomed the government's recent announcement that it will open applications for its new graduate scheme in July.

The UK Council for International Student Affairs has announced the 12 #WeAreInternational student ambassadors for 2021-22.

UKCISA Fest heard directly from international students on how they feel – "invited to the Prom, but not invited to dance at the Prom" – and covered practical ways that international students can be supported in the country.

Thousands of international students who have postponed courses at ELT schools in the UK will have to reapply for visas before they can enter the country.