US institutions need to do more to protect their largest cohort of international students – those coming from China – a researcher has urged.

A private sponsorship program, supporting the resettlement and integration of refugees as they begin a new chapter in their lives in the US, has launched.

Denial rates for US F1 visas reached "a new high" in Nigeria in 2022, with around two in three students being rejected at some institutions, stakeholders have warned.

A number of pathway providers have announced new partnerships in study destinations worldwide, at the same time as new in-country models are being introduced.

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A survey of 880 agents across 68 countries has identified the seven top factors influencing student choice, with cost, post-study work access and education quality seen as most important.

International medical students in the Caribbean are being saddled with huge loan debts while facing limited residency positions needed to become practising doctors.

Towards the end of 2022, visa backlogs are largely being managed by study destinations but there are concerns that some students will miss out on January intakes.