International Education News & Updates

The acquisition of Global Study’s Chinese branch will “add considerable capacity and expertise to our ability to serve students in China and connect western universities with China-based partners,” said QS…

The decision is understood to be part of a wider consolidation process within Global Affairs Canada and not directly related to the temporary cap on international student numbers. The department…

The Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) is intended to incentivise flexible and technically-focused provision, improve responsiveness to employer needs, and drive price competition amongst providers. There is scepticism among sector leaders…

In a busy working week “being creative” is often the thing that falls to the bottom of the priority list. The immediate pressures to accomplish tasks, respond to queries or…

I have no idea what a Labour government might do on higher education, and that’s at least in part because the Labour party doesn’t entirely yet know either. That’s not…

The Migrant Justice Institute, in a conversation with The PIE News, explained how the working conditions of international students in Australia need another round under the spotlight through its national…

Ongoing research conducted by international education specialists Intead found that out of almost 1,800 respondents who studied in the US from 131 different countries, 64% engaged with OPT or CPT…

Immigration New Zealand has rejected almost half of study visa applications from India in the first four months of 2024, as per a report by the country’s public broadcaster.  Though…

The prize is sponsored by former NAFSA president and chair of the NAFSA board of directors, John Hudzik and his wife Anne, and will be awarded to individuals who have…

Last week, we looked at Christ’s College, Cambridge – originally founded to educate masters to teach older boys. This week we’re going to the other end of childhood. Let’s start…