Canada backs “international education council” ahead of election
It comes as the sector continues to grapple with the lasting effects of policy changes implemented over the past few
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Stakeholders call bluff on anti-OPT bill
Titled H.R. 2315, the Fairness for High-Skilled Americans Act, the bill was reintroduced by Gosar, who argued that OPT “undercuts
Sector leaders step up legal pressure on US government
The Alliance, which represents over 500 college leaders, has pledged its support for the AAUP in the case of AAUP
Ireland’s ELE sector slams sharp rise in financial threshold
The national body representing over 60 accredited English language schools has warned the move could lead to mass cancellations, reputational
NTU: Taiwan’s gateway to world-class education and innovation
National Taiwan University (NTU), established in 1945, has evolved into a world-class institution with a rich legacy that dates back
Recalibrating global engagement: A turning point for UK higher education
As the earlier article from Chris Skidmore and I made clear, the UK higher education sector stands at a pivotal crossroads: still admired for
New partnership offers visa support to Canada’s language students
The partnership between Languages Canada and BorderPass was announced in April 2025 to provide legal support to international students applying
80% of UK universities miss recruitment forecasts
Universities UK International (UUKi) has released partial findings from its International Student Recruitment Survey 2025, which garnered responses from 54
British Council “committed” to backing more UK-Türkiye TNE deals
“The British Council is committed to supporting more sustainable and scalable TNE partnerships between Türkiye and the UK, and to
South Sudan responds to Trump’s blanket visa ban
In an unprecedented blanket measure, the US State Department announced on April 5 that it would immediately revoke all visas