Queen Mary University of London has stopped accepting new students onto their Queen Mary Online courses, delivered in partnership with CEG digital, with ongoing courses stopping in January 2027. The…
At the age of 48, James Rice (IBT College Canada) weighed 300 pounds (135kg/21.5 stone) was pre-diabetic, with high blood pressure and arthritis and could barely fit into XXXL shirts.…
While South Africa’s ELT market recovery stood at 71.6% in 2022 compared to 2019 levels, that number reached 92% based on an analysis of ELT markets conducted by data company…
A modern and diverse tertiary education system that promotes innovation, excellence and flexibility is within grasp, according to IHE, but certain actions from government could help to deliver real choice…
The University of Liverpool’s Victoria Gallery and Museum is home to a memorial to the staff and students who lost their lives in the two world wars. The VG&M, as…
Government is asking stakeholders, should we “grandfather” (protect) students already studying in Canada at time of implementation? Purpose of PGWP calibration is to ensure labour market outcomes linked to education…
There are lots of reasons to rail against the government’s policy to defund BTECs, Cambridge Technicals and other similar applied general qualifications (AGQs). The Sixth Form Colleges Association which leads…
Universities Australia chief executive Luke Sheehy appeared on Sky News Australia ahead of the federal election, to defend the high numbers of international students flocking to Australia’s education system after…
Debates about higher education policy have grown disconnected from frontline university staff. But academics in particular have something unique to bring to the table: first-hand experience of how day-to-day campus…
A thought experiment: on Friday 5 July Bridget Phillipson calls Matt Western into her new office. She’s well aware of the financial peril universities are in – and she’s no…