International Education News & Updates

Irish ELT outfit ATC Language and Travel has been partially sold to UK Language Courses in what has been described as a “strategic alliance”. Ed Greevy, long-time owner of the…

The Times has reported that: Officials in the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology have drawn up contingency plans for universities in the event that they fail which would protect…

Digital technology is transforming education in the UK. In Ukraine, digital is what is giving Ukraine a significant advantage on the battlefield and in the classrooms ensuring the next generation…

Students from India, enrolling with Acumen’s UK university partners, are eligible to receive services under the new partnerships with VFS Global and One VASCO.  Since April 1, 2024, students have been able…

The material on universities in Lord Walney’s new report on “Protecting our Democracy from Coercion” ploughs a fairly familiar free speech furrow. Former Labour MP John Woodcock, now a life…

This post was written by Ben Waxman, founder and CEO of Intead, a global academic branding and market research consultancy.This past February at the British Ambassador Dame Karen Pierce’s private…

The MAC review, released on May 14, found no “significant abuse” of the Graduate Route, but it raised concerns about recruitment agents providing “misleading information” to students, sparking speculation that…

On 21 March, Uoffer Global hosted ‘Brighten Your Future: Pathways to Sustainability’ events. Held in partnership with Kaplan, the session was packed with talks, group discussions and Q&A sessions that…

Horizon Europe is the world’s largest research and innovation programme, allowing the countries taking part to compete on a global scale none could deliver on their own. It is no…

The regulator suggests to providers that they should be making changes to funding models The worst case scenario is a significant reduction in international student numbers, which could mean 80%…