US institutions dominate QS’s global business rankings
For the fifth consecutive year, Stanford Graduate School of Business’s MBA was named the world’s number one, while the (Penn)
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Canada policy changes a chance to “recalibrate”
Despite the tightening of policies for international students, CBIE president and CEO Larissa Bezo believes the sector has been afforded
Student experience comes first at Cape Breton University
We at CBU recognise that, which is why we prioritise and focus on creating an exceptional student experience. It is
EU moots watering down plans to agree UK youth mobility scheme
According to an exclusive report in the i news, negotiators in Brussels have said that they are seeking to make
Airbnb and Leverage Edu join forces on short-term stays for int’l students
The collaboration aims to provide students with a temporary stay until they secure permanent housing in their study destination. The
UK universities courting French-speaking African students
The universities are targeting West and North African countries, where they believe there is a sizeable pool of students suitable to
Definition of agent at risk under ESOS Bill spotlight
In submissions to the ESOS Bill, a broad range of stakeholders have been vocal about their concerns for the government’s
Exclusive: VAT policy may cut British boarding school int’l recruitment by 28%
According to a survey by the British Boarding Schools’ Network of its approved agents around the world – which has
Petition against Aussie int’l student caps hits 5.5k signatures
It comes after Australia announced plans last month to cap international student enrolments at 270,000 for 2025. The petition, titled
Canada caps could be “final nail in the coffin” for Indian students
From 2025, international study permits will be slashed to 437,000 in 2025. And despite weakening diplomatic relations between India and