CAS issuances up 8% across UK universities, data shows
While issuances for the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), a unique reference number issued to international students after accepting
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South Korea reaches 300,000 international enrolments
International student enrolments in South Korea surpassed 300,000 for the first time this August, with more than a third of
Australian MPs defend education reforms as Bill progresses through parliament
Australia’s Education Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Other Measures) Bill 2025 has cleared its second reading in the House and will
British Council strategy aims to make UK TNE ‘partner of choice’
Announced by the British Council’s chief executive Scott McDonald at Going Global 2025, the new strategy aims to strengthen the
US eyes ending OPT tax break for international students
The OPT Fair Tax Act, introduced by Republican senator Tom Cotton last month, seeks to remove payroll tax breaks for
British Council report shines light on Scottish HE’s global impact
The report sets out Scotland’s position in the higher education landscape, noting its long tradition of elite institutions, history of
Kerala on mission to attract international students
The initiative, first mooted by the Kerala State Higher Education Council, has been sanctioned by the state government to improve
Parents dig into savings and pensions to pay for international education, survey finds
Finding the money to pay for tuition, accommodation and the other costs associated with an overseas education is a primary
CIS Abroad’s Path to a Sustainable Future
With a passionate team spread across the globe, our vision is all about fostering a more connected and compassionate world
Beech-side views: a Labour of love?
Sir Keir Starmer has now been UK Prime Minister for a full calendar month and will soon be overtaking Liz