Unibuddy launches AI tool to boost student engagement
Unibuddy, a higher education peer-to-peer engagement platform, has officially launched Assistant – an AI tool designed to support large-scale, authentic
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AAERI seeks visa overhaul for Australia’s student system
The Association of Australian Education Representatives in India (AAERI), in a submission to the Minister for Home Affairs and the
The changing landscape of international education and Landmark Immigration’s role in shaping student success
The global shift in education International education has changed in unimaginable ways over the past two decades. Once, it was
Birmingham and Glasgow launch career support for Chinese graduates
In partnership with JOBShaigui (JOBS海归), Chinese graduates from both universities will receive dedicated support during their job hunt after they
COBIS conference puts purpose and safeguarding first
At the COBIS Annual Conference held in London this week, Emily Konstantas, chair of the British International Schools Safeguarding Coalition
The Secret IO: “Building something better”
On March 26, 2025, the US Embassy in India cancelled over 2,000 visa appointments citing fraudulent behaviour by ‘bad actors’
European universities respond to Trump’s attacks on science
Amid unprecedented challenges to US higher education, the EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced this month a new
Concerns as UK policy shift may hit South Asian student interest
The policy document, aimed at reshaping the UK’s immigration system to prioritise high-skilled international graduates and workers, projects to reduce
How students choose universities: what matters most in 2025
We’re witnessing a diversification of where students are coming from, and where they aspire to go. Traditional study destinations like
Bayo Awesu, Arden University
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Education recruitment leader at Arden University Dad Casual-ish middle distance runner What do