In the manifesto, Labour’s “opportunity mission” was supposed to support the aspiration of every person who meets the requirements and wants to go to university. It also pledged to act…
A change in government inevitably brings a period of vast uncertainty, and concerns around how a change in policy will impact everything from education and the environment through to living…
The ESOS Bill was blasted in parliament today (September 11) as a “reckless policy” that would “decimate the tertiary education sector”, with the Albanese government criticised for apparently neglecting to…
Of the 662 US institutions surveyed in IIE’s Spring 2024 Snapshot survey, 53% indicated that international applications were up compared to the previous year, while 30% said that numbers had…
In the wake of the federal government’s September 6 letters to vocational providers, outlining individual student commencement caps for 2025, concerns over potential business closures and job losses are growing.For…
As per government policy, international students coming to the UK must provide evidence that they have sufficient savings to support themselves “for each month of their course (up to nine…
As per government policy, international students coming to the UK must provide evidence that they have sufficient savings to support themselves “for each month of their course (up to nine…
As students become more familiar with AI tools, their awareness of potential ethical pitfalls has sharpened. A recent report by Naima, then a student at the School of Social Sciences…
Additional reporting by Polly Nash The students, who each failed a single module in Leading and Managing Business, have claimed they received unfair treatment at the hands of university staff.…
There’s a growing movement toward non-traditional study abroad locations, which often offer students a more cost-effective immersive experience. One region increasingly attracting attention is Latin America, with Guatemala’s historic city…