Monthly Archives: June 2024

On 24 June, I was delighted to take up my role as the CEO of GuildHE and I’m looking forward to working with members and the sector as the organisation…

The FY25 House State Foreign, Operations and Related Programs funding bill saw amendments introduced by Republican lawmakers on June 20, with three separate aims: Florida representative Brian Mast’s Amendment 38,…

Over the past six months, three institutions, including our own, have been awarded an Athena Swan Gold Award by Advance HE for efforts to promote gender equality. In the two…

The 1960s seem to have been a time of optimism and progress. At least, they certainly were in Coventry, where plans for a new university were, by 1964, well under…

However little money you feel the sector has, it actually has less. The annual release of Transparent Approach to Costing (TRAC) data is easily the most dispiriting event in the…

The two neighbouring countries, which saw their bilateral trade volume reach USD$136.2 billion last year, have been in the midst of diplomatic tensions since 2020 due to issues with border…

Shifting global student demand: Asia’s role in diversification, a report jointly written by the student recruitment platform and the global testing company, detailed how traditional and emerging markets have performed…

Campus France has announced it has won European funding to coordinate phase four of the ‘Study in Europe’ initiative aiming to improve the visibility of Europe as a study destination…

Problems with visas and other issues unique to international students could be behind the hike in these grievances, the Office of the Independent Adjudicator (OIA) suggested. Some 3,137 complaints were…

In many of these cases, the affected students were the object of discussion or mere part of the equation: more about us rather than with us, and with less affluence…