SRUC: Scotland’s “sleeping giant” looks to international recruitment
Although the history of the institution dates back over 100 years, it only achieved degree-awarding powers last year. Specialising in
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Industry mourns loss of Saskia Loer Hansen
The industry was left reeling this week after the announcement by RMIT University in Australia of the death of Loer
Canadian associations welcome collaboration with new Prime Minister
With Mark Carney sworn in as Canada’s new Prime Minister, major education groups have urged the incoming cabinet to recognise
How market shifts are impacting Chinese agencies
Since the pandemic, China has experienced a surge in new study abroad companies, particularly in Tier 2 and Tier 3
The future of online learning: learner-centric. Tech-forward
That’s why learners should expect high-quality, informative, and personal interactions each step of the way, spanning from the initial spark
LANGUAGECERT presents ‘Lives Retold’ – A video series celebrating the life-changing power of English
Through personal stories, the series highlights the transformative power of English language proficiency, showcasing how LANGUAGECERT qualifications have helped individuals
New digital K-12 platform launches in Singapore
The platform, which launched this month with several high-profile K-12 schools in Singapore, makes tailored recommendations to parents based on
International student interest in the US endures under Trump
The US election and Trump’s return to the presidency have improved the US’ standing in the eyes of more than
UAE streamlines accreditation process for HEIs in Dubai
A Memorandum of Understanding between the United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MoHESR) and the Knowledge
Ivy League colleges warn students of imminent travel ban
In a campus-wide email on March 16, Brown University advised its international community to reconsider any upcoming travel plans amid