Education agency GrowPro suspends operations
The once-lucrative company – worth a reported $45 million in 2023 – appears to have paused its operations, with staff
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UA Summit: Clare addresses universities as election looms
Clare addressed stakeholders in Canberra on February 25, reflecting on the government’s recent policy decisions and outlining key pledges should
Judge temporarily blocks Trump’s anti-DEI orders
In a lawsuit spearheaded by the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE), a federal court issued a
Pursuing Canadian education opens the world to international students
Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning gave Brazilian student Victor Barbosa Nogueira the opportunity to study at the
Employment scams targeting int’l students in UK sparks campaign
The rise in job scams in the UK has raised concerns among international students, who are being targeted by fraudsters
UK universities set to benefit from Trump presidency
The US is set to see a decline in international student interest following Trump’s return to the White House which
UK has “no plans” for EU Youth Mobility Scheme, despite reports
A report in The Times had suggested that the UK is set to table a deal for a reciprocal scheme
‘Free text box’ concern for UK agent-on-CAS protocol
The British Universities International Liaison Association (BUILA) has expressed concerns that the UKVI’s intention to introduce a new mandatory requirement
Iranian academics rally against US student visa denials
Analysis of US state department data has revealed a significant drop in F-1 visa issuance for Iranian students in 2024,
Swansea University announces London expansion with QA
Swansea University and QA Higher Education have partnered to deliver flexible degree programs in London from September 2025, The PIE