Three key takeaways from AIEC 2024
The student voice must not be lostThe theme of this year’s conference was the human element, inviting educators, researchers, policymakers and thought leaders to consider the significance of human connection…
A-list investment in local F.C. a game changer for Wrexham Uni’s global appeal
Comedy actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny snapped up the ailing football club in 2020, documenting the club’s journey to renewed success in a blockbusting Disney+ documentary that first aired…
Higher education could do more to capture and promote the global value of a UK degree
The new government is reviewing the UK’s international education strategy. Universities UK in its recently-published blueprint for Labour’s HE policy has called for a wide-ranging global higher education strategy to…
IDP moves to deliver IELTS in China
The move, though in its early stages, will give IDP direct access to the IELTS market in China, valued at $380 million, 40% of the global IELTS market worth $1bn. …
The Worker Protection Act 2023 – a wake-up call for international education
Tomorrow ( October 26 2024), the updated Worker Protection Act officially comes into force, marking a significant shift in how UK organisations are required to protect their staff from harassment.…
IRCC “working hard” to help Indian students as diplomatic row rumbles on
“Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is working hard to continue mitigating any impact on applicants from or in India by continuing to share the workload across our global processing…
Canadian K-12 enrolments stay solid but housing an issue
However, some K-12 programs are still struggling to find enough hosts to meet the demand for housing international students. During the pandemic, a number of families decided to stop hosting…
Maximising recruitment efforts in times of uncertainty
Economic and political uncertainty continues to simmer globally, with both explicit policies and implicit sentiment seeming to indicate an overall environment in destination countries that can be perceived as unfriendly…
How to learn from cases of student death by suicide
The Department for Education’s Higher education mental health implementation taskforce intends to publish its long-awaited “second stage report” in November. This article discusses death by suicide. If you are affected…
Australia seeks deeper educational ties with India amid minister Pradhan’s visit
The high-level dialogue is focused on deepening ties between the two nations, emphasising Australia’s research strengths and industry engagement models. The visit also emphasises leading researchers and research centres that…
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