Yearly Archives: 2025

As part of a slew of new legislation upon his ascension into the White House this week, Trump signed an executive order all but banning people from some – as…

Universities face a double jeopardy: a changing geopolitical world order and looming financial sustainability issues borne out of an over-reliance on international student fees. In some cases, it is estimated…

2024 was a difficult year for UK higher education, particularly in the international arena. Universities from all parts of the sector struggled to meet their overseas student recruitment targets in…

The definition of education has evolved greatly in an age of globalisation. Modern education systems emphasise the need for international education. This promotes cultural exchange between countries and benefits students…

The IRCC will reduce its workforce by 3,300 jobs over the next three years, with 80% of the cuts impacting temporary workers, the department announced on January 20.  The sweeping…

ETS has confirmed that due to changes in European Union regulations, “VAT must now be applied to tests in the customer’s country of residence” across all 27 EU member states. …

The Lexis Korea Hongdae Campus will open in February 2025, marking a significant milestone in the institute’s continued nationwide expansion. The latest campus adds to the provider’s Korea portfolio, with…

Developing a new official statistic is a process that can span several years. Work on SEISA began in 2020 and this blog outlines the journey to official statistics designation and…

Watch the latest video below. Source: UK Council for International Student Affairs The post Phillipson speaks to “new generation of leaders” in latest message to international students appeared first on…

The new location is ApplyBoard’s sixth destination and its first in Continental Europe, reflecting the rising interest in non-traditional study abroad markets.   The organisation currently has partnerships with more than…