International Education News & Updates

Former Cameron-Clegg senior policy adviser Michael Lynas – now UK country director of Duolingo – predicted a period of relative calm after a tumultuous few years on higher education policy…

Despite having faced complex challenges over the past years as a direct consequence of Covid-19, the tourism, hospitality and events industries are major contributors to the UK economy, with the…

If current polls are correct, there will be a Labour Government in a few days. If Keir Starmer becomes our Prime Minister, his party has committed to a national skills…

Viviane Neves Massaro, a Brazilian woman who worked at Canadian company ApplyBoard from June 2021 to July 2022, posted a video on LinkedIn last month speaking about her experiences working…

The students, 75 women and 71 men, have been awarded the coveted scholarship for a two-year master’s program, and hail from prominent higher education institutions in India.  The EU member…

The visa fee for international student visas applying to study in Australia is to increase from AUS$710 to AUS$1,600 from 1 July. The price hike, which had been mooted but…

This year’s election promises to be a very odd one, and despite more polls landing than ever before it will be very difficult to predict. Not the result, to be…

On 24 June, I was delighted to take up my role as the CEO of GuildHE and I’m looking forward to working with members and the sector as the organisation…

The FY25 House State Foreign, Operations and Related Programs funding bill saw amendments introduced by Republican lawmakers on June 20, with three separate aims: Florida representative Brian Mast’s Amendment 38,…

Over the past six months, three institutions, including our own, have been awarded an Athena Swan Gold Award by Advance HE for efforts to promote gender equality. In the two…