Stakeholders want a “whole-of-government” approach to the sector at large CBIE president Larissa Bezo told The PIE a National Dialogue on the issue was “long overdue” One attendee said while…
Attendees of the International House Directors Conference, which took place in Split, Croatia from May 19-22, heard from data specialists BONARD about the global ELT sector’s state of play –…
“The moment we’re in requires that we widen our lens, [and] open our eyes and hearts to the human suffering around us,” said Aw in her opening address. “Among the…
In its latest election announcement, the Conservative party appears to want to close 13 per cent of the “poorest performing” undergraduate courses in England’s higher education system. It says it…
Under the Draft International Education and Skills Strategic Framework, a cap on the number of international students education providers can enrol will come into effect on January 1 2025. Any…
A survey of over 20,000 Indian students has found that while cost is a big reason certain universities were turned down, university branding could be a key issue for institutions…
This article was written by freelance journalist Nick Harland. What do you think about when you think about Barcelona? For some people, it could be the year-long sunshine or glorious…
There was an audible collective sigh of relief from international student recruitment heads when the government agreed with the Migration Advisory Committee’s (MAC) recommendation that “the Graduate Route should remain…
Over the past two weeks at events around the world, international alumni of French higher education have come together to celebrate their study experiences as part of second iteration of…
You might assume that nobody’s really going to want to talk about student finance during the election. The Lib Dems won’t want anyone reminded of their “betrayal” in 2010, the…