Philadelphia employers are being urged to offer opportunities to engage immigrant talent in the region, thanks to an initiative supported by WES.

The US is perceived as the top country in the world for education, having overtaken last year's top spot holder the UK, according to a survey.

Jönköping University in Sweden has entered into a partnership with US institution North Park University to prepare students for studies in Chicago.

The US political climate is not a deterrent for 65% of students from emerging markets considering the country as a study destination, a new Intead report has found.

An investigation by the US Department of Education has found that six universities failed to report receiving in excess of US$1.3 billion from foreign sources over the past seven years.

Reflecting on 2019, a number of headlines stick out – from acquisition shakeups across the ESL industry to visa issues stretching over various destination countries. Here are some of the stories which have grabbed our attention, and yours, over the last 12 months.

The US State Dept used the AIRC Conference to speak of its marketing mission and increased engagement with education agencies as it seeks to maintain international student market share.

As the number of Chinese students studying overseas starts to show signs of peaking, a divergence in the strategies of some key English-speaking host countries could put the US and the UK in vulnerable positions.