“There are certainly UK universities that are very close to announcing their India branch campuses,” some being months or even “weeks away”, Avantika Tomar, partner at EY Parthenon Education Practice…
The UK sector broadly welcomed the election result this morning, which saw the Labour party take a staggering 411 seat majority at the time of writing. Sector leaders were hopeful…
Whoever ends up holding the universities brief, and whichever government department ends up looking after higher education, it’s tempting to think that the sector and its students should now just…
It’s a particularly odd feature of the Westminster parliamentary system that no sooner has the post-election celebration champagne gone flat than the new government is suddenly responsible for running the…
Universities are keen to claim precedence over others – witness the shenanigans about which of UCL and King’s College London was first, and whether they or Durham were England’s third…
Discussions at IPSEF on June 27 outlined how Latin America is perhaps a less thought-of destination for British international schools to set up shop. Most providers look chiefly towards the…
The New Zealand Education Agent course, developed by ICEF Academy with Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao, aims to equip agents with the “highest quality of guidance”, so they…
Context At a time when political relations are in flux, the people-to-people relationship, in which education play a central role, provides a crucial space for dialogue and exchange. The maturity…
China has one of the largest education systems in the world, boasting over 3000 universities as of 2022, a HE sector only comparable to the size of the US system.…
Higher education was in a pretty good place at the end of the 2000s, though for some it did not particularly feel that way. At that point higher education institutions…