Prominent UK and Australian unis announce Mumbai campus plans
The University of York is the sixth UK university – and the fourth from the Russell Group – to announce
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The PIEoneer Awards 2025 shortlist revealed
Known as ‘The Oscars of international education’, The PIEoneer Awards 2025 will be held on Friday September 5, bringing together
Adapting to the ever-changing world of international education as a public institution in Quebec, Canada
As a bilingual territory, Quebec offers students the chance to learn both English and French, which can be daunting for
Australia: Sector ambivalent after Labor’s landslide election victory
Anthony Albanese has secured a second term for the ruling Labor party, beating out the Coalition to win Australia’s federal
US expands powers to terminate students’ legal status
The expansion of government powers will hand Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) the authority to cancel a student’s legal status
Tragic loss of Indian student in Hamilton sparks safety conversations
In April, Hamilton Police reported the death of Indian student Harsimrat Randhawa, who was allegedly struck by a stray bullet
What’s next for international students in the wake of Trump’s visa reversals?
One of the realities of the Trump administration is that decisions with vast domestic and global consequences can be implemented
From gatekeeper to gateway – reimagining English language testing for high-stakes admissions
Across most universities, there’s a noticeable divide between international recruitment teams and academic departments. One brings students in; the other
Australia’s The Language Academy placed into liquidation
The notice was posted by the Tuition Protection Service (TPS), which outlined that operations ceased as of May 1, with
International postgraduates outnumber domestic counterparts in the UK
New data from the UK’s higher education statistics agency (HESA) has revealed a 4% decline in international students at UK