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This week on the podcast Universities UK’s much anticipated “blueprint for change” is out – is a new 70 per cent participation target the right one? Plus The Times reports…

The British Council has warned that Japan’s “lacklustre” growth in outbound travel is having an impact on young people and could affect the future “strength and competitiveness of the country”.…

A raft of changes, including a reduced limit on study permits, new eligibility requirements for work permits and increased financial requirements, have exposed international students in Canada to constant stress…

The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency has written to providers about its concern that they do not meet the minimum requirements for financial viability.Although the letter refers to existing…

In the 2023/2024 academic year, 430,466 international students were registered in the French higher education system – a 4.5% increase from the previous academic year, according to new government data.The…

When it comes to assessing research excellence in the UK, the Research Excellence Framework (REF) is the gold standard. But as universities ramp up preparations for the next REF cycle,…

Former Exeter VC Steve Smith has been reappointed as the UK Government’s International Education Champion. He’ll continue to support the government’s international education work, including engaging with governments around the…

The education services giant has also decided to make SGN’s founder, Anna May, the executive head of Kaplan international grief programmes, it announced this afternoon (October 2). The move will…

The incoming review was revealed in a statement announcing the reappointment of the UK’s international education champion, Sir Steve Smith.“More widely, with the change in government, officials will conduct a…

Although some clarity was gained in relation to some aspects of the ESOS Bill, there was a lot more confusion too. At one point, senator Mehreen Faruqi remarked her head…