Kaplan snaps up The Student Grief Network
The education services giant has also decided to make SGN’s founder, Anna May, the executive head of Kaplan international grief
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Labour to review UK’s international education strategy
The incoming review was revealed in a statement announcing the reappointment of the UK’s international education champion, Sir Steve Smith
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“Terrible, reckless” ESOS Bill slammed during fourth hearing
Although some clarity was gained in relation to some aspects of the ESOS Bill, there was a lot more confusion
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The things we carry: understanding our own bias in university planning and choices
“Where do your students go to university?” Nothing makes me more apprehensive than when I am asked that question. Thirteen
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India announces $500k in scholarships for Indo-Pacific students
The scholarships can be accessed by students pursuing a four-year undergraduate engineering program at a Government of India-funded technical institution.
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US expands global student visa services
The US embassy in India has opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments to meet growing demand from Indian tourists, skilled
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UTokyo partners with Acumen to boost South Asian enrolment
The University of Tokyo has announced a new partnership with Acumen to boost the number of students from South Asia
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US intled in “good trouble” despite declining market share
International students make up just over 5% of entire higher education enrolment in the US. If that number was to
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US restricts study abroad for F-1 visa holders
New policy changes from the US immigration agency state that F-1 visa holders can only participate in study abroad programs
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Breaking borders: making the case for transnational education
A lot has been said about the importance of internationalisation and transnational education (TNE), which in the UK context can
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