New data from study abroad platform, Study.eu, shows a significant increase in interest in study abroad from the US, in the wake of the Roe v Wade reversal.

Record numbers of students reported symptoms of anxiety and depression during the pandemic, but mental health experts have cautioned that scores more also suffering, yet not seeking treatment or accessing resources. Maureen Manning finds out more.

The American Society for Engineering Education has signed a five-year partnership with the Association of African Universities to promote mobility and research.

Undocumented students in the United States who return to Mexico to study are facing unprecedented roadblocks when wanting to continue their studies in their native country.

This weekend marked the culmination of a six-week institute for The Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders at Bridgewater State University.

After three years of planning, pandemic delays, and much anticipation, the International Association for College Admissions Counsellors conference was held last week in the US.

A panel of US experts presented strategies to amplify international student voices on social media, and pitfalls to avoid, at the IACAC conference.

Demand is rapidly increasing for international education among prospective students in Vietnam, stakeholders in the country’s study abroad market have said.