UUKi research has urged the higher education sector to "ensure that it harnesses the positives" of internationalisation at home activities developed during Covid-19.

The UK’s education sector has come together to mark #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, acknowledging the issues faced by many international students.

Thousands of hardship fund applications made by international students to UK universities were rejected during Covid-19, The PIE News has learnt.

UK universities have an "opportunity" to shape EU student recruitment markets post-Brexit, but need to be prepared to adapt to changes in demand stemming from Covid-19 and Brexit.

Geopolitical tensions are increasingly forcing universities to balance open exchange and global cooperation with security and financial stability concerns, speakers suggested at UUKi's International Higher Education Forum 2021.

The UK's international education sector welcomed the government's recent announcement that it will open applications for its new graduate scheme in July.

Despite international students in the UK being technically able to access hardship funds, up to 1,000 international students are using the services of just one food back in East London.

One thing is very clear in the revised version of the UK government’s International Education Strategy: unity and collective strength is the route to recovery