Monthly Archives: June 2024

When we think of the politics of the nineties the dominant image might be of the New Labour General Election landslide of 1997 under Tony Blair in which Labour won…

It has been called some of the most “accurate, up-to-date and more useful” than any data published before on international students’ benefit to the country, and all 650 constituencies have…

The government had invited stakeholders to comment on the draft Framework, due to be finalised and released later in 2024, but many say they are left feeling unsatisfied with the…

More accommodating visa rules and application processes are getting Dubai noticed by students as bigger ELT destinations clamp down with restrictions Opportunities to go on to higher education without much…

The focus on sustainability is ramping up in higher education, with Times Higher Education’s (THE) recent Global Sustainable Development Congress in Bangkok drawing over 3,000 delegates. It felt almost NAFSA-esque,…

Introduce yourself in three words or phrases.   Only three words?  What do you like most about your job? You get to be across every aspect of the business from curriculum…

According to a government regulation, released by the state of Maharashtra’s government, candidates from these socio-economic groups will now need to have scored 75% and above from grade 10 until…

Readers of Wonkhe will need no reminding that the cost of living crisis is changing students’ perceptions of university. In an article earlier this year, taking stock of progress two…

Research conducted collaborative by Intead and F1 Hire shows universities could invest more into their careers services for international students The H-1B visa applicant-to-sponsor ratio is highest in unexpected states,…

The Head of ILAC’s public relations and its Canada Partnership Forum conference, Bogie Lapinski Anaya, told The PIE News about numerous initiatives, some already undertaken and others yet to land,…