The industry has called the limit on international students damaging and “a handbrake” on the sector’s growth, in response to the announcement made this morning, The national planning level for…
You’ll have heard of enshittification – the American Dialect Society chose it as its 2023 word of the year. Canadian-British blogger Cory Doctorow (journalist, science fiction author and co-editor of…
The ESOS amendment – which include proposals to cap the number of international students coming to Australia and new ministerial powers to set the number of students on each individual…
New Zealand’s position as a growing power provider of education for overseas students – plus the market’s potential for growth – were given particular prominence by speakers at the NZIEC…
In some ways, it makes no sense. Scotland is apparently so hard up that Graeme Dey, its further and higher education minister, says he can’t rule out further cuts to…
Some 61% of voters view international students as major drivers of economic growth while more than two thirds – some 68% – recognise the integral role they play in filling…
Restricted migration policies, tightened job markets in host countries and rising inward national protectionism have also driven overseas graduates home. Combined with the massification of international education and the changing…
Omulbanin Sultani was among the 19 Afghan students arriving in Scotland on August 20, eager to resume her studies at St Andrews University, with others set for Glasgow, Dundee, and…
As Principal of the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) and Chair of Conservatoires UK, I welcome the new Labour government’s plans to prioritise performing arts provision in state schools…
Marketing English in Ireland (MEI) will now be known as English Education Ireland – a change the organisation said reflected its “broadened scope and vision” as a lobbying group and…