A drastic drop in international students coming to the US feared by many in the Trump era will likely not materialise, according to an inter-association survey.

President Donald Trump has reinstated some of the restrictions on travel and trade with Cuba, in what has been described as a “major setback” for international relations and education travel between the two countries.

Shorelight Education will open its 13th pathway program next fall, through a partnership with the University of Dayton in Ohio.

Interest in forging pathway partnerships in the US is growing among universities – but are still wary of quality standards and giving over control over the admissions process to a third party, research commissioned by NAFSA has revealed.

The University of California System will introduce a cap on international and out of state undergraduate students in 2018/19, it has announced.

New York is the most expensive city for international student accommodation in the US, UK and Australia, according to bookings platform Student.com.

Deep cuts to the State Department’s educational exchange programs outlined in the White House's proposed 2018 budget would damage the US’s soft power diplomacy, education organisations have warned.

Proposed plans to introduce ‘extreme vetting’ for some would-be travellers to the US, if implemented, will also damage higher education and research collaboration, educational and scientific organisations have said.