Feelings of belonging have a significant positive impact on academic success and progression, but we know that creating belonging isn’t as simple as putting up a welcome sign. Belonging is…
The four biggest destinations for international education – the US, the UK, Canada and Australia – have traditionally been the most popular places students flock to for their education. Also…
Dubbed the ‘e-student visa’ and ‘e-student-x visa,’ these new visa options are exclusively available to applicants using the government’s ‘Study in India’ portal. International students registered on the SII portal…
The Home Office figures, released on January 9, support the findings of BUILA’s new survey of 70 UK institutions, 80% of whom reported a decrease in postgraduate enrolments from international…
Academics are obsessed with impact. We want our research to be read, to be cited by other academics – and particularly in the social sciences and humanities, to have an…
Universities, reliant on recruitment agents and aggregator platforms, face enduring challenges in ensuring the quality and integrity of student admissions. Despite advancements in accreditation systems and agent quality frameworks, unethical…
As we scan the 2025 horizon, a paradigm shift in terms of the rise of non-traditional host destinations is in the making. Currently, the four leading English-speaking destinations – the…
The partnership between Koblenz University of Applied Sciences and Kenya’s Mount Kenya University, which piloted over 2023 and 2024, has slowed because few candidates meet the required language skills. Further, a lack of training…
The University of Liverpool has signed an agreement with the University of Al Dhaid to provide the teaching curriculum at the new college, located at the University of Al Dhaid,…
“In a troubled world, Asia is the healthiest region right now for higher education and for student mobility,” said sector expert and professor of higher education at the University of…