Yearly Archives: 2024

The National Union of Students has agreed a settlement with former president Shaima Dallali, who was dismissed over allegations of antisemitism back in November 2022. The case was due to…

The findings are part of a new report, The Exchequer benefits and costs associated with the Graduate Route visa, which is the first detailed look at the fiscal benefits as well…

The test has not been accepted since July 26, 2023, when ETS launched a new version of the test which authorities then had to review. From May 5, TOEFL iBT scores from secure test…

In late 2022, I moved from being UK university staff to start up my own small agency. People never tire of saying that I’ve moved to the ‘Dark Side’ and…

Over the last decade, UK universities have increasingly been embracing digital transformation to increase business efficiency and to expand the scope and reach of their teaching and research. Digital transformation…

Jim Dickinson finds himself in some ex-Yugoslavian states that view students and universities as key to their future ambitions The post Euro visions: Ambitions in the Balkans appeared first on…

As Eurovision week gets underway in Sweden, Jim Dickinson reviews the European Commission's proposals for a new European degree The post Euro visions: Even if we can stand alone –…

MyStay International, which is the owner of the Australian Homestay Network, appointed investment banking veteran Ed Slade who heads up education-focused Schoolhouse Solutions earlier this year to rally interest in the homestay…

Following the 2010 election, former Treasury secretary Liam Byrne left a note for his successor stating “I’m afraid there is no money.” I doubt a similar letter will be written…

Roehampton’s partnership with online education giants FutureLearn will commence with a suite of nine post-graduate business programs from May 2024. In a statement, the university said that expanding across provisions, the partnership…