The appointment of John Blake as the Office for Students’ Director for Fair Access and Participation coincided with quite a period for the UK economy. On the day his appointment…
On November 7, senior education officials underwent further questioning from the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee regarding the controversial ESOS Amendment Bill, which proposes a cap on international enrolments…
Following the Office for Students these days can feel a bit like the Taylor Swift fandom. You really do have to follow every twist and turn in various relationships or…
After a gripping presidential race, yesterday former Republican president Donald Trump won a second term in the White House from the clutches of incumbent vice-president Kamala Harris. As the world…
Although the Australian government capped international student numbers for 2023/24 partly to address housing concerns, a new report further signals that international students comprise just 4% of the overall rental…
The number of international students in Germany continues to rise. In the winter semester 2023/24, some 379,900 international students were enrolled at German universities, an increase of 3% compared to…
The Secretary of State for Education is talking softly but she’s also carrying a moderately big stick. A circular letter issued from the desk of Bridget Phillipson to heads of…
Speak to anyone that was involved in Welcome Week festivities this September and October, and they’ll tell you that students seem to be bouncing back. Attendance at freshers fairs and…
The global international education sector is responding to the news that Donald Trump will return to the White House, after his win over Kamala Harris in the 2024 US presidential…
Highgate, a leading UK co-educational independent school, recently forged the union with Siam Motors Group to open its first international school outside of the UK in Thailand. The collaboration aspires…