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The National Education Conference in Beijing on September 9-10 shone a light on Chinese education, with sector leaders expecting no major shifts in the country’s international policies.   In what…

One of the most interesting aspects about the build-up to the results period is the different narratives that emerge. Media commentary this year was around broader demand for higher education,…

The Canadian government has announced new international student study permits will be reduced by 10% from the 2024 target of 485,000. The intake cap for 2026 will be stabilised, remaining…

A post circulating on LinkedIn appears to show the Australian Catholic University updating its agent partners with information that explains due to the government’s National Planning Level, the university will…

It forms part of the government’s controversial crackdown on so-called “ghost colleges” – where providers took advantage of a former loophole in Australia’s visa system to bring bogus international students…

The initiative between The Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities and ARUA is a new collaboration between mathematics researchers working throughout all regions of Africa and Europe, striving for equitable partnerships…

ApplyBoard announced the financing deal with RBCx, the technology and innovation arm of Royal Bank of Canada. “The international education landscape is rapidly evolving as we expect student mobility to…

Principal investigators (PIs) have a tremendous influence over their postdocs. One survey found that 67 per cent of postdocs turn to their PIs for career advice. This stands to reason…

On September 16, premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan announced the Yes to International Students fund – a new $5 million investment to help bring more TNE partnerships to life. The new…

Following the slamming of the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill 2024 in parliament by senators, the committee has agreed to the additional public hearing, and will…