Some 250 colleagues from 17 universities across Scotland gathered in Glasgow for the 2025 Scottish Universities International Group (SUIG) conference held at the University of Strathclyde’s Technology and Innovation Centre.…
When MBA student Nitin Bishnoi decided he wanted to go to business school, there was no doubt where he would start his search: the rankings. Because – well, who wouldn’t?…
Speaking at an event in Glasgow this week, John Swinney blasted the UK’s “disastrous” decision to leave the European Union, but suggested a new migration route specifically for students who…
Canadian study permit approvals are on track to fall by 45% in 2024, rather than the 35% planned reduction of last year’s controversial international student caps, new IRCC data analysed…
The history of Manchester Met can be traced back to 1824 with the founding of the Manchester Mechanics Institution, established through private initiative and funds to teach artisans the basic…
My name is Farhana Roshan, and I am a Rohingya refugee from Myanmar. Born into a life of displacement, I have faced unimaginable challenges and overcome incredible odds to pursue…
Today, after three long months of protests, demonstrators in Serbia have called a general strike – and the government has threatened to retaliate. Activists are challenging the authority of a…
As a society we’re seeing rapid changes, especially in technology, that impact how we live, work and learn. Higher education institutions have needed to reevaluate their priorities and adapt to…
Describe yourself in three words or phrases. Ambitious; determined; passionate. I have some big ambitions for The Evaluation Company (TEC), my colleagues, and myself personally within the context of the…
The legislation, intended to enforce harsher detention policies for undocumented migrants, contains a provision that greatly enhances states’ powers to block the issuing of US visas to countries deemed recalcitrant –…