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At the organisation’s annual general meeting in New Delhi on March 15, AAERI unanimously adopted the guidelines, which seek to give members a “definitive guide” on how they should work and act…

These headlines about states and cities across the US since the past year have a tragic pattern – all of them hail from different parts of India. While addressing a…

In Canberra last month, a thousand people from across the higher education sector met for Universities Australia’s annual jamboree. Somewhat gauchely called a “solutions summit”, the conference was mostly a…

The Welsh Labour leadership contest result, announced on Saturday 16 March, saw Vaughan Gething MS elected. He’s set to become First Minister following a vote in the Senedd later this…

There was a period early last year when there appeared to be a consensus on the need for a “major review” of higher education in England. The problems faced as…

Students comprising 60 nationalities joined the ‘Most Nationalities in a Business Lesson’ record attempt earlier this week at the Holborn campus of Hult International Business School. It broke the previous record…

For years, Higher Education Statistics Agency statistics in the UK have shown China has consistently been the largest source of international students from a single country. In fact, since 2015,…

The report, carried out by IDP in consultation with leading education organisations across the US, highlighted the need for reforming visa policy, expanding diversity and increasing the country’s internationalisation efforts,…

Ahead of the panel discussion, “Agents Speak: What they wish universities would do,” at The PIE Live Europe 2024, agents exposed fault lines in financial partnerships and called to be treated…

This week’s BBC documentary Is university really worth it? explored issues such as expensive fees and loans, UCU industrial action, grade inflation, and student poverty. Presented by comedian and former…