Among the university initiatives which aim to amplify traditionally marginalised voices, disabled researchers are now throwing their metaphorical hats into the ring. I am a member of a disabled researchers’…
A new report by ApplyBoard has highlighted the growing popularity of Ireland as a study destination, which saw 40,400 international enrolments in 2023/24, a 15% increase on the previous year. …
As Australia’s federal election looms, the Coalition promises – if elected – to reduce the country’s permanent migration intake by 25% and looks to shrink the number of international students…
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Strategic, innovative, and disciplined. What do you like most about your job? Boundless Learning is an exciting workplace. We empower people to change…
The recent investigation by India’s Enforcement Directorate, which linked alleged identified partners of Canadian colleges to human trafficking networks, adds to the mounting challenges facing the sector, coming hot on…
It has been reported that decision to lower the fee cap on foundation year fees may lead some providers reluctantly to withdraw from that provision, while others will continue to…
The videos, which are being released over the course of the week beginning on January 13, offer international students’ experiences of accommodation, transport, employability and work opportunities, and a day…
Amid the row over H1-B visas in which Trump sided with Elon Musk to back the skilled worker visa, which has been criticised by prominent Republicans, there are fears that…
Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir announced the incoming changes to the international admissions process in a speech on January 9, as the ministry continues with its broader higher education transformation…
Today 88 per cent of UK universities pay a living wage, marking a significant increase from 2022 when I first published an article on Wonkhe that suggested that several universities…