In the wake of soaring international student visa rejections, 11 Australian universities and up to 100 colleges have recently had their risk rating downgraded, prompting further questions about government immigration…
Imagine you’re in your final year of a nursing degree. It’s been a long slog – you started in the year that the health service was recovering from Covid, and…
International students in UK education have been in the headlines for various reasons in 2024. A casual observer could be forgiven for thinking that international student migration is an issue…
The move by NISAU, one of the most prominent Indian student representative organisations in the UK, comes as home secretary James Cleverly announced plans recently to review the Graduate Route…
After a vote in the Irish parliament in which Harris, 37, was backed by 88 votes to 69, he travelled to meet the president to be officially installed as taoiseach…
Amid the Easter torpor comes the raw, visceral, excitement of the Office for Students board papers for a meeting held on 8 February 2024. Perhaps inevitably given the serious financial…
Universidad Europea, which operates through 12 campuses across the Iberian Peninsula of Spain and Portugal, currently comprises a network of 54,000 students and 130,000 alumni. Referring to the Spanish and…
Amid further clarifications on the cap being made back in March, Marc Miller noted in a fresh statement on April 5 that the cap will represent a 28% reduction from…
Yesterday saw the launch of a new consultation on the Quality Assurance Agency’s Quality Code. The new draft version retains twelve “sector agreed principles” which align to European Standards and…
As the majority of providers in the English higher education sector focus on developing their new access and participation plans (APP), we have an opportunity to refresh our thinking about…