The benefits are manifold: from fostering collaboration among students to providing instant access to a wealth of information and resources, technology enriches the learning experience and prepares students for success…
The new government has set out a mission of national renewal, with Keir Starmer’s first speech as prime minister emphasising that “the work of change begins – immediately”. And so…
The report on UK ELT student accommodation shortages in 2023, conducted by BONARD on behalf of English UK, showed that when member centres asked what the association could do to…
We have all understood the domestic importance of highlighting the contribution of international student recruitment to the UK’s economic well-being, while at the same time acknowledging the less tangible impacts…
Australia’s Deakin University is the first international university to establish a teaching campus in India and has now officially welcomed the first students to masters courses in cyber security and…
Languages Canada, the country’s national association of 200 English and French language programs, has released its 2023 annual survey report, revealing an overall recovery rate of 75% compared to pre-pandemic…
The Australian National Audit Office released a report in May, in which it raised serious concerns regarding the processes of the Office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority – an…
Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell said that Chinese students should be coming to the US to “study humanities and social sciences” instead of STEM subjects like “particle physics” The…
We’ve become used to praising research for being “disruptive”. I hear colleagues doing it, and I’ve done so myself. We use this word because it’s entered the vocabulary of academia…
Many in the sector regard the “Abrahart case” as one that was fundamentally about the “duty of care” debate. While that was a central issue (albeit one without a clear…