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UK “on course” to meet £35bn intled export earnings target
The UK government is making good progress towards its ambitious economic goals for the international education sector, a Department for
Not using AI is “disservice” to students
Rather than be deterred by fears surrounding data privacy and cheating, universities must actively embrace generative AI to prepare students
China’s new education law could propel international partnerships
In an article for the University World News, renowned professors Yuzhuo Cai and Wenqin Shen argued that the new act
Investing in staff: a key to university internationalisation
The University of Mississippi recently took an impactful step towards enhancing its global education initiatives by sending a cohort of
Boarding schools across globe tap into Indian market
Owing to the growing Indian market, over 30 boarding schools from 11 countries met with parents and prospective students at
France on track for 2027 target, but wary of new government
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Kaplan furthers English-language teaching in Uruguay
Kaplan has announced a new partnership with the Godparents Network Uruguay training teachers to provide English language education to rural
Restrictive policies drive outpouring of pessimism in major markets, data reveals
When questioned about how optimistic or pessimistic they felt about certain aspects of the future, a marked proportion of survey
Explained: How will new PGWP eligibility criteria affect the Canadian market?
Following the IRCC’s announcement of further restrictions on international students on September 18, the Canadian government clarified the programs that