Hamid Gharda: rethinking agent partnerships in UK higher education
In the brisk autumn light, across the UK higher-education landscape, one stubborn truth is now impossible to ignore: for many
Author: pandaimmigration
Lest we forget: conflict, peace and international education
It’s that time of year again. On streets and in shops across the UK this, someone will have been be
450-Year legacy arrives to Dubai: Queen Elizabeth’s school to open in August 2026
The new campus, Queen Elizabeth’s School in Dubai, will bring over 450 years of British academic heritage to the UAE,
Canadian sector hits back over plan to cancel study permits in crises
Immigration Minister Lena Diab told a House of Commons committee last week that the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders
More international students find home on US community college campuses
As Thu Thu Htet, “T”, was nearing graduation at her high school in Burma, she knew she wanted to go
Turning receivables into a strategic asset: how IODM and TransferMate are changing student debt recovery
For many universities and student accommodation providers, student debt is the quiet drain on budgets that delays projects and squeezes
QS Asia rankings 2026: fewer universities climb as competition intensifies
The University of Hong Kong has emerged as Asia’s best university, rising from second position in 2025. Peking University in
Crizac expands reach in Latin America
Crizac said the acquisition of the Latin American education agency, for an undisclosed sum, marked a “major step” in its
Blocked accounts, blocked dreams: Pakistani students face mounting European hurdles
For quite some time, universities all over Europe have promoted themselves as providing diversity, reasonable costs, and simple entry processes
Canada exempts certain grad students from 2026 study caps
The update means master’s and PhD students enrolling at public institutions will be exempt from the provincial attestation letter (PAL)