Monthly Archives: January 2025

There’s a clear need for more regulatory oversight of franchise and partnership teaching arrangements, but – as regulators are finding – there’s no easy way to track which students are…

It’s a new year and higher education sector challenges remain the same. However, with a new year always comes the opportunity to rethink, reframe and reset – a moment to…

A renewed strategy presents a significant opportunity for the UK to enhance and protect its reputation as a leading education destination, but threats remain that must be addressed. Sector leaders…

The fading dominance of the ‘big four’ study destinations, Trump’s second presidential term and currency fluctuations in Latin America all promise to shape the region’s international higher education landscape in…

Breaking over the holidays, news of a probe by India’s financial law enforcement agency into an alleged human trafficking scheme apparently using study visas to help individuals gain entry into…

Effective December 17, 2024, the addition of education as a category in the list of eligible fields of study reflects the need to address labour market shortages in early childhood…

Greetings from Morocco! I’ve covered some of the UK’s ancient universities – Oxford, Cambridge, St Andrews, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Edinburgh – in this blog. And if I tell you that…

As per a recent report by the British Council, there are some significant highlights concerning international students and Vietnamese higher education institutions in these decisions.  Vietnam aims to increase the…

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…