Despite the Indian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan assuring normalcy for students days after reports of mob violence against international students and workers, many remain in fear of prolonged attacks in the…
So the General Election is happening on Thursday 4 July. What happens now? Well, probably a Labour government, at 99 per cent probability, according to election polling guru John Curtice.…
The government’s highly anticipated response followed the Migration Advisory Committee’s report which found no “significant abuse” of the Graduate Route, recommending the government retain the visa in its current form.…
This article was written by Ruth Arnold, executive director of external affairs for Study Group and co-founder of the #WeAreInternational campaign. I have to be honest. These past few weeks have not…
India surpassed China as the US’s top source country for the first time in 2023, sending 27% more students than in 2022, where China only sent 2% more students than…
Across 20 categories, innovation and achievement have been recognised – and now it is up to an esteemed panel of judges to decide the results. The winners are set to…
It’s 1437, and the University of Cambridge has eight colleges: Peterhouse, Clare (then called Clare Hall), Pembroke (then called Marie Valence Hall), Gonville and Caius (at the time called the…
When King’s College London vice chancellor Shitij Kapur talks about the triangle of sadness in higher education he’s talking about a funding system that increasingly doesn’t work for students, government,…
Universities are required to ask agent partners for a list of sub-agents as part of AQF pledge aecc confirms they only use their sub-agents to recruit with written permission of…
If you’re a government keen to be seen to be getting immigration down, the headline stats in this quarter’s figures from the Home Office – to year ending March 2024…