International applications to the UK dip in 2024
The Home Office figures, released on January 9, support the findings of BUILA’s new survey of 70 UK institutions, 80% of whom reported a decrease in postgraduate enrolments from international…
What gets misunderstood in the quest for policy impact
Academics are obsessed with impact. We want our research to be read, to be cited by other academics – and particularly in the social sciences and humanities, to have an…
Raising the bar in recruitment: a revolution in agent accountability
Universities, reliant on recruitment agents and aggregator platforms, face enduring challenges in ensuring the quality and integrity of student admissions. Despite advancements in accreditation systems and agent quality frameworks, unethical…
the year for Asia to become a global hub for international students
As we scan the 2025 horizon, a paradigm shift in terms of the rise of non-traditional host destinations is in the making. Currently, the four leading English-speaking destinations – the…
German language barrier stalls African nurse recruitment
The partnership between Koblenz University of Applied Sciences and Kenya’s Mount Kenya University, which piloted over 2023 and 2024, has slowed because few candidates meet the required language skills. Further, a lack of training…
Liverpool and Al Dhaid establish College of Veterinary Medicine
The University of Liverpool has signed an agreement with the University of Al Dhaid to provide the teaching curriculum at the new college, located at the University of Al Dhaid,…
trends and predictions for 2025
“In a troubled world, Asia is the healthiest region right now for higher education and for student mobility,” said sector expert and professor of higher education at the University of…
It’s time to decolonise the awarding gap
Universities and academics working towards racial justice and inclusion education focus their efforts on closing ethnicity awarding gaps, a measure of systematic inequality in student outcomes. While addressing these inequalities…
New taskforce launched to explore UK mergers
The taskforce on efficiency and transformation in higher education will be chaired by Nigel Carrington, former vice chancellor at University of the Arts London. Carrington, who is an international mergers…
Top study destinations outside the “big four” in 2024
Policy changes in the “big four” have opened doors for international students to consider other emerging study destinations. With over 9 million students projected to study abroad by 2030, the…
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