Monthly Archives: July 2024

With the UGC notifying the regulations for international universities wishing to set up campuses in India, back in November 2023, certain universities across the US, the UK, and Australia have…

Since the pandemic, employees have experienced record-high stress and burnout, and are increasingly drawn to organisations that genuinely support their wellbeing. In a financial landscape where universities are increasingly exploring…

In the summer of 2021, the Chinese government launched a sweeping ban on private tutoring services including shutting down online English language learning.The policy, known as ‘Shuang Jian’, tipped thousands…

While the conclusions of the MAC report were better than we expected, the debate around immigration will not end now that Labour have won the general election. The ongoing impact of the…

The Labour Party took power once again in the UK as Starmer won a decisive victory on July 4 after 14 years of his party being in the political wilderness…

Former president Donald Trump was clipped in the ear by a bullet aimed at his campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania Stakeholder said despite the incident, prospective Chinese students are “already…

The Unite Students Applicant Index is out. Published with the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI), the 36-question survey uses a 7-point agreement scale to generate composite scores in finance, social,…

The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education has published the report of its evaluation of international pathway programs – programs designed to support the entry of international students into UK…

The back end of January 2024 saw a fascinating, if flawed, investigation in The Sunday Times concerning international foundation year (IFY) and international year one (IYO) provision. This had been…

A delegation of 26 vice chancellors from Indian universities met with their Spanish counterparts for the signing ceremony to encourage joint research projects and faculty and student exchange programs.  “On…