From 2022 onwards, we could be in a world in which most educators provide a combination of face-to-face and online learning said stakeholders at UUKi's IHEF event.

Economic implications, combined with health concerns around Covid-19, could disrupt the movement of internationally mobile students for up to five years, a leading scholar has suggested. He also suggested east Asia would grow in power as an education destination.

Inclusion in the Erasmus+ mobility scheme is crucial, agree experts on the eve of Brexit, while UUK has revealed it will be pushing for a fee freeze for EU students for another year as transition negotiations begin.

A joint report from UUKi, AGCAS and UKCISA has produced key recommendations for universities on enhancing employability, such as embedding work experience for PGT courses.

The Higher Education Statistics Agency's first release of data for the 2018/19 academic year has revealed that international student numbers in the UK are up by 5.9%, with a huge hike in enrolments from India. 

Universities UK International has released a "tool kit" explaining the country’s new post-study work rights in an effort to help businesses benefit from hiring international graduates of UK institutions.

More than four out of five UK higher education providers reported having students studying through HE TNE, although over 75% of these were through just 18 universities according to a report released by UUKi.

Some 99% of employed Indian graduates of UK universities were in skilled work between two and seven years after graduating, with more than half (51%) earning above average, according to a UUKi survey.