The report by Beijing-based market intelligence consultancy Venture Education will be launched on June 20, revealing the recent expansion of Chinese K-12 schools catering for Chinese nationals around the world.…
Whatever other impacts that our prolonged cost of living crisis are having on students, it’s not (yet) causing a significant drop-off in completion, continuation or even undergraduate enrolment. There are…
The public largely blames the government for NHS waiting lists being so high. Indeed, the failure of Rishi Sunak’s administration to hit its targets here is a key attack line…
Whichever party wins power in the General Election, there appears to be universal acceptance of the value of higher technical education and the huge part it could play in promoting…
Compilers of university league tables would usually find themselves in their busiest period of the annual cycle in June. Data from the preceding academic year will have been purchased, passed…
In a meeting with Afghan Chevening alumni on June 4, the UK Foreign Commonwealth Development Office discussed halving the number of places for Afghan students to approximately 10, according to…
Now the UK has confirmed the Graduate Route visa will remain, a group of London universities coordinated by London higher, have launched a global multi-channel advertising campaign promoting the strength…
The campaign, led by Universities UK International relaunched in 2023, a decade after it started and is dedicated to highlighting the contributions international students are making to their communities, and…
Reaching the most selective universities in the country can seem impossible at times, especially for those from under-resourced backgrounds. For the most selective providers, significant access gaps remain, with thousands…
Salutojn el Londono! (That’s “greetings from London” in Esperanto, in case you were wondering…) Back in 1826, there were two universities in England – Oxford and Cambridge – and both…