UK private schools mount legal case against VAT changes
This week, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves made good on the Labour Party’s election promise to slap a 20% tax on
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Netherlands to cut international student budget by €300m
The proposals – outlined in a letter sent from education minister Eppo Bruins to the House of Representatives on October
Irish uni expands into Middle East and eyes growth in India
“We just opened our office in Dubai to service the Middle Eastern component, and India is also now our big
US for Success Coalition sets goals for next administration
The multi-sector coalition was founded one year ago to advance policies fostering international student success in the US and has
The new student priorities
When international borders began to reopen in 2022 and my team prepared for a much welcome influx of new enrolments,
UK boarding schools brace for international student drop as VAT plans bite
Rachel Reeves‘ first Autumn Budget as Chancellor, revealed on October 30, pledged to go ahead with plans to levy VAT
Canadian sector urges stronger government ties to tackle policy impact
A new survey by IDP Education revealed the significant challenges being faced by Canadian international educators in light of the
Ireland welcoming more Indian students amid “big four” policy changes
“Excluding the small population countries such as Malta and Cyprus, Ireland now has the highest per capita population of Indian
Canadian food bank excludes first-year international students
This move comes as food banks across Canada are seeing record-high demand, driven by rising food prices and increasing unemployment
CBIE launches action plan for international education
The report and action plan call for a new chapter in Canada’s international education sector after 2024 saw the federal