Dubai’s growing student population fuels TNE expansion
Following the January 15 launch of a new British Council report examining TNE opportunities in the Middle East, delegates of
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DAAD’s 2030 strategy pushes Germany as innovation hub
Germany’s largest organisation for international academic cooperation, DAAD, celebrates its centenary this year and views its 2030 strategy as a
Scottish collaboration “mission critical” amid recruitment shifts
Some 250 colleagues from 17 universities across Scotland gathered in Glasgow for the 2025 Scottish Universities International Group (SUIG) conference
Is it time to rethink university rankings?
When MBA student Nitin Bishnoi decided he wanted to go to business school, there was no doubt where he would
Scotland eyes new graduate visa for international students
Speaking at an event in Glasgow this week, John Swinney blasted the UK’s “disastrous” decision to leave the European Union,
Canadian study permit approvals fall far below cap targets
Canadian study permit approvals are on track to fall by 45% in 2024, rather than the 35% planned reduction of
200 years of Manchester Met
The history of Manchester Met can be traced back to 1824 with the founding of the Manchester Mechanics Institution, established
How I became the first Rohingya refugee to become an international student in Canada
My name is Farhana Roshan, and I am a Rohingya refugee from Myanmar. Born into a life of displacement, I
John Sherman, The Evaluation Company
Describe yourself in three words or phrases. Ambitious; determined; passionate. I have some big ambitions for The Evaluation Company (TEC),
US Congress passes Laken Riley Act
The legislation, intended to enforce harsher detention policies for undocumented migrants, contains a provision that greatly enhances states’ powers to