Netherlands sees third year of falling international enrolments
The data, released this week by Universities of The Netherlands (UNL), revealed international bachelor’s enrolments were down by 3.6% this year, alongside domestic numbers falling
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British Council honours Indonesian UK alumni at glitzy awards ceremony
The eighth edition of the awards was held as a gala dinner celebration in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta on February 6
The US youth exchanges spared from study abroad turmoil
Before arriving in Upstate New York for her exchange program, Saana Papadopoulou’s idea of life at an American high school
UK government hails “colossal” Erasmus+ budget for 2027
“This is an absolutely colossal investment in education, skills and training,” said DfE head of international partnerships Peter Jukes: “Are
Rs 6.3tn Indian student spend abroad sharpens focus on at-home internationalisation
According to Shashank Shah, director (senior specialist – Viksit Bharat Perspective Planning & Visioning) at NITI Aayog, while 96% of
MITT to close doors as Canada’s international student cap bites
The Winnipeg-based school saw an international enrolment decline of 55% this academic year, “making the current financial model unsustainable,” said
Big ambitions, small providers: ELT faces growth test under new UK strategy
In January, the UK government published its refreshed international education strategy, which includes an ambitious aim to grow education exports
Lawsuit challenges Trump’s travel ban on 39 nations
The lawsuit against secretary of state Marco Rubio and the state department at large alleges the administration’s suspension of visa processing for nationals
Scotland rejects UK HE levy to keep doors open to global talent
Ben Macpherson, Scotland’s minister for higher and further education, has confirmed that Scotland is set to reject the UK government’s
Omnichannel engagement: the new standard for international student recruitment
33% of international students abandon an application because of communication issues alone according to the Sinorbis International Student Survey (SISS)