US funding freeze “threatens survival of study abroad”
The funding freeze on US State Department grant programs “threatens the survival of study abroad and international exchange programs that
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BorderPass overturns 8 in 10 IRCC study permit refusals
BorderPass, an immigration service increasing the accessibility and efficiency of judicial reviews, has seen around 80% of its cases in the
IEAA calls on incoming Australian government for sector support
With just months until Australia’s federal election, though the exact date is still undecided, IEAA has published its federal election platform, containing
Nepali students could shun India amid row over student’s death
A 20-year-old technology student was found dead in her hostel room at Odisha’s private deemed university, KIIT, allegedly after facing
UK-Egypt mission sparks new era of higher education partnerships
From 16-18 February 2025, a high-level delegation from the UK visited Egyptian universities: Ain Shams University, and European Universities in
Study permit caps not to blame for Ontario college funding crisis
Educators in Ontario are setting the record straight about the cause of the province’s college funding crisis – the blame
ILAC International High School vs public high school in Canada – what sets us apart?
Did you know that Canada is the most educated country in the world? Over 60% of our population has access
Quebec releases international student caps for 2025/2026
The province will accept up to 63,299 international applications for university programs, 32,261 for vocational training programs, and 29,200 for
Concerns for higher education under the Trump administration
Just weeks after Donald Trump recited the oath of office for the second time at the Capitol Building, university administrators
Deakin and Lancaster launch first UK-Australia campus in Indonesia
The Deakin Lancaster Indonesia University (DLI) campus – first announced in January 2024 – officially opened in Bandung, West Java