International Education News & Updates

As part of a five-point plan to reduce net migration figures, MAC was commissioned by the home secretary in March 2024 to rapidly review the situation regarding the UK’s Graduate…

The Labour manifesto made it clear that we can expect significant policy, funding, and regulatory change for universities and the broader post-16 education sector. The manifesto outlined a sense of…

FIS Race Course, in Mumbai’s upscale Mahalaxmi neighbourhood, was officially launched on June 6 in the presence of Bollywood actors, cricketers, and entrepreneurs providing credence to the international school’s much-awaited…

The name University of Otago will remain but the Reo name of the 155-year-old institution has now been changed to Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka – meaning ‘a place of many firsts’.Based…

Some 2,000 education agencies across 125 countries have now been vetted through ICEF’s Agency Status program. The program, which aims to provide a global benchmark of education agency quality, prides…

When a student does or doesn’t engage – and when the sector says “engage”, it often means “attend” – there are lots of hypothetical reasons why. It might be about…

The report by Beijing-based market intelligence consultancy Venture Education will be launched on June 20, revealing the recent expansion of Chinese K-12 schools catering for Chinese nationals around the world.…

Whatever other impacts that our prolonged cost of living crisis are having on students, it’s not (yet) causing a significant drop-off in completion, continuation or even undergraduate enrolment. There are…

The public largely blames the government for NHS waiting lists being so high. Indeed, the failure of Rishi Sunak’s administration to hit its targets here is a key attack line…

Whichever party wins power in the General Election, there appears to be universal acceptance of the value of higher technical education and the huge part it could play in promoting…