Yearly Archives: 2024

A recent study by the Policy Institute at King’s College London has provided insights into public opinion and their support for the number of international students at UK universities. It…

Last week, tuition fees were finally lifted in line with inflation. Only this year of course – there’s still a huge real term cut from when they were set. And…

Former minister David Willetts has lauded foundation years as being “instrumental in improving life chances.” The UK’s first professor of social mobility Lee Elliot Major describes foundation years as “one…

Note well the words of US vice president elect JD Vance (speaking in 2021 to the national conservatism conference): I think if any of us want to do the things…

With Trump’s re-election as president, many are contemplating whether his return to the White House will discourage international students from selecting the US as their study destination.One stakeholder to question…

Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Passionate, student-centric, dedicated.  What do you like most about your job?  It is the opportunity to empower students across Africa to unlock their…

In my last column I talked about the constant pursuit of growth at my university. Each year, a major problem comes from setting our annual budget based on future growth,…

Home to over 1,300 Indian students and thousands of other South Asian students, the UOM remains one of the most popular Australian universities in the region.  Diwali, also known as…

As founder and CEO of Global Study UK (GSUK), one of the leading education agencies in the Middle East and North Africa, I’m proud to say that we have the…

Willkomen, bienvenue, welcome… We’re in Berlin today, but not, regrettably, the hedonistic Berlin of Sally Bowles, Brian Roberts and Baron Maximilian von Heune. Instead we’ll look at a very serious…