A policy limiting when refugees in Canada can claim asylum has drawn criticism from the international education sector, with ...

With The PIE off to Germany this week, Sven Alexander Schottman breaks down why so many international students have decided ...

International education leaders have gathered in Sydney for the 40th Australian International Education Conference (AIEC), with policy uncertainty, shifting student mobility and AI setting the ...

Following the debate on the recruitment consequences of BCA reform, BUILA Chair Stuart Easter considers the changes needed to ...

A High Court judgment shows that several key sending countries had a near miss in being inncluded in the UK Home Office's ...

International students are being asked to master English, get to grips with AI and prepare for a fast-changing job market. Helping them is a job for the whole sector, writes Pearson’s Shileen Costain.

A new safe and legal route for refugee students is aiming to bring 40 students to UK universities for September 2027, with ...

International student recruitment at UK universities has taken another hit, with CAS issuance down almost a quarter year-on-year and visa refusals climbing sharply, new Enroly data suggests.

Sport has long been recognised as a powerful diplomatic catalyst. For universities, its potential to build international ...

Proposed OPT fees threaten the appeal of US study for Indian students relying on loans, but advisers report mixed responses ...

Tell us about your institution and its role within Germany’s higher education landscape. While the GLS campus is home to a language school, we really serve as a vital launchpad into German higher ...