The glaring hypocrisy of establishment US international education
The day after the US presidential election, Fanta Aw, executive director and CEO of NAFSA, posted the following on her
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Saurabh Suri, Hallbridge Education Group
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. The first one that comes to mind is a get-stuff-done kind of a
UK schools may pass on VAT hike to summer operators
Concerns are rising among operators of summer schools that price hikes from independent schools for premises rental may undermine business
Asian universities compete as global educators
With the “big four” study destinations increasing restrictions on international students – including student caps and a ban on dependents
US interest in study abroad spikes post-election
Post-election traffic to study abroad websites may be a signal that students are looking to escape studying under another Trump
Beechside views: swings and roundabouts
Tracking higher education policy in the UK has never been a simple undertaking. While some policy changes apply to universities
What we learnt from CBIE 2024
Immigration minister Marc Miller’s frank discussion with CBIE president Larissa Bezo drew the attention of over 1,300 delegates at the
Malaysia rolling out the welcome mat for international students
With international students increasingly turning away from the traditional “big four” study destinations – Australia, Canada, the US and the
UK youth mobility flourishes, calls for gov’t support continue
Gathering at a parliamentary reception to celebrate the British Educational Travel Association’s 21st anniversary, stakeholders in the youth and education
Should universities focus more on student and social purpose?
The core aims of a university have not changed in centuries. Yet financial pressures for the UK sector and geopolitical