International Education News & Updates

Hosted at the Travelex Confidence Group’s head office in the Brazilian city of São Paulo on June 26, sponsors and special guests from across the globe were welcomed by the…

In a submission to the draft international education and skills strategic framework, head of the Business Council of Australia, Bran Black, outlined the financial impact of the proposed cuts, pointing…

You hear a lot about building academic support systems around the student, and rightly so, but there’s a solid case to spend some time reflecting on what the academic staff…

We have a new government and many in higher education will be immensely relieved. The Conservative government’s attacks on so-called “low value” courses hit creative arts provision particularly hard. But…

Enroly described its partnership with the platform as a “service to make payments and refunds in international student admissions simpler”. It will work as a fully integrated TransferMate software within…

Speaking to The PIE News, UUKi director Jamie Arrowsmith said that Labour had already made some welcome interventions on the campaign trail, “saying they would change the narrative around universities”.…

Countries like Germany, Italy, France, Finland, and Ireland are witnessing a record number of students from India.  The interest in Europe is further highlighted by the fact that 146 Indian…

“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…