Difficult trading conditions in the last 12 months have contributed to a number of intensive English program closures and a dip in EnglishUSA membership re-enrolment figures.

DREAMers, undocumented students in the United States, just might become international students —at least in Canada. While hopes of a reprieve for DACA floated this week, Canadian institutions are using the uncertainty to reach out and offer scholarships. Elaina Loveland reports.

Russian students hoping to study in the US have been hit by the side effects of continuing diplomatic turmoil between the two nations, as education agents report major issues in the visa process as a result.

A growing number of international students are seeking US high school diplomas to leverage their entry into the country's university system.

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.