International Education News & Updates

I let out a small whoop of joy when the Office for Students added commuter students to the Equality of Opportunity Risk Register. At last, official status has been given…

Just a few weeks left to complete the National Student Survey! Take the survey now! Tell us about your experience! Around the country final year students are being bombarded with…

The budget will provide grants of $1.8 billion to Canada’s three research funding agencies over five years and a $1.1bn investment in interest-free student loans for 2024/25. “[The] budget includes…

This week, we spent five minutes with James Slocombe, the director of Planet Education Networks and education consultant at the Elizabeth School. He tells us about recruiting students in Central…

The project will examine the key factors supporting the future success of Welsh institutions’ international activity – across both further and higher institutions – and will bring together a network…

Numerous reports suggest that Canberra will raise international student visa fees from the current $710 next month. The PIE has not been able to confirm if, or by how much,…

This debate between Polly Mackenzie and Tim Leunig got me thinking about whether we are using the right approaches to measure the value of creative arts programmes. I’m not making…

Cheng was a 27-year-old economics student from Anhui province in central China, studying a masters degree at the University of Sydney.   “Today the flags at the university quadrangle are…

The partnerships, between the University of Washington and the University of Tsukuba and between Carnegie Mellon University and Keio University, were announced during prime minister Kishida’s state visit to Washington…

Terra Dotta’s Voice of the Students: Study Abroad 2024 surveyed around 300 college students on various aspects of their study abroad experience, revealing positive aspects, but also some problem areas…