Chinese parents are concerned about the safety of their children studying in the US – but the country is still their first choice, a new Intead report produced in collaboration with Vericant revealed.

President and CEO of IES Abroad, Mary Dwyer, presented with the PIEoneer Award for Outstanding Contribution to the international education industry.

An increasing number of Chinese adolescents are embarking on college tours abroad and creating a lucrative tourism market, a new study has suggested.

Education agents in Turkey are expecting students to opt for affordable study destinations after a huge drop in the value of the Turkish lira, but there is hope that schools will drop prices, and Turkish education will be more attractive.

The EducationUSA Forum convened more than 500 university representatives to discuss HE recruitment avenues, such as those already at US boarding schools.

I studied abroad 30 years ago, I went to Paris and I called home twice in six months

The shooting of an Indian graduate student in Kansas City raised fears in the local media that the US could no longer be viewed as a 'dream destination' for mobile Indian students.

A record number of international graduates of US institutions were authorised to work in the country through the Optional Practical Training program in 2017, but growth has "slowed dramatically" according to a Pew Research Center analysis.