The London- and Birmingham-based Institute of Inner City Learning at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David employs more than 150 hourly-paid lecturers (HPLs), who normally teach between four and…
“There is another new disease among children going abroad. Parents do not get counselling for studies abroad. The child eagerly wants to go. He sees a new dream and feels…
Against a backdrop of changes to Australia’s policy framework, October 2023 to August 2024 saw a 38% reduction in the number of overall study visas granted compared to the previous…
The UK logged 350,7000 sponsored study visa applications from main applicants between January and September 2024, which is 16% lower than in the same period the year before. The data…
There are sectors that are dying, sectors on life support, and a handful of leading industries. Real wages are only 0.5 per cent higher in July 2024 than they were…
As co-founder of a Durham University spinout, operating in the northeast of England for 20 years, I know first-hand how university R&D can be translated into products and services that…
One of the central questions in post-compulsory education is the role of the state. There’s a (contested) conceptualisation in which state funding for tertiary study is a way of purchasing…
Fresh from publishing its fifth annual global schools index – which lists the top 150 private schools around the world – Carfax Education head of education, Fiona McKenzie, shared withThe…
After adding the platform to its portfolio, ILAC hopes to build “a powerful customer focused North American higher education platform”, the company’s CEO John DeFranco said. UniApplyNow‘s digital platform, created…
The report, A Lack of Diversity spells Adversity, examines global student flows, geopolitics and visa policies, making the case for why international student diversification is critical for US institutions, equipping…