International K12 and HE providers continue to flock to Dubai
According to Dubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), the new schools will add more than 16,000 new places to
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Australia’s 2025 enrolment cap unveiled, but uncertainty lingers
On August 27, the Australian government announced that, subject to the passage of legislation before the parliament, a National Planning
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Celebrating 35 years of transformative impact
This milestone is a testament to the insights and dedication of our community. The upcoming conference in Toulouse will be
Australia’s international enrolments capped at 270k
The industry has called the limit on international students damaging and “a handbrake” on the sector’s growth, in response to
ESOS Bill heads for second day in senate
The ESOS amendment – which include proposals to cap the number of international students coming to Australia and new ministerial
Stakeholders in NZ shine light on growing int’l education sector
New Zealand’s position as a growing power provider of education for overseas students – plus the market’s potential for growth
Australia: voters view int’l students as drivers of economy
Some 61% of voters view international students as major drivers of economic growth while more than two thirds – some
Why are int’l graduate returnees to China considering themselves “wastes”?
Restricted migration policies, tightened job markets in host countries and rising inward national protectionism have also driven overseas graduates home
Scotland welcomes Afghan students amid Taliban ban on girls’ education
Omulbanin Sultani was among the 19 Afghan students arriving in Scotland on August 20, eager to resume her studies at