International branch campuses a “zero sum game” for India
Ram Sharma used his keynote speech at The PIE Live India to openly question the financial model that is allowing
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Policy shifts mark “turning point” for Dutch higher education
The policy announcements came on January 30 and have been welcomed with cautious optimism by the sector after previous administrations moved to restrict international student flows
Malvern International joins forces with London Met in 15-year deal
Under the deal, Malvern International will provide international student recruitment, education and support services, delivering a range of pathway and
Summer Xia, British Council
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Reform, overcorrection, and the cost of losing faith in Canada’s international education system
Mark Carney’s visit to India comes at a time when Canada’s international education story is no longer shining the way
Soft power is not dead – Nicola Sturgeon urges Scottish unis to think globally
Nicola Sturgeon, the former Scottish first minister and current backbench MSP who is due to leave Holyrood at the next
Trump demands $1bn in Harvard dispute
The President took to Truth Social on February 3 to announce he was seeking $1bn “in damages” from Harvard University, adding: “This should
“Unavoidable” Home Office delays disrupt January intake
The Home Office has written to UK universities to explain that “mandatory checks” have caused “unavoidable delays” for students hoping
US states crack down on H-1B hiring at universities
The January 27 directive from Texas governor Greg Abbott ordered all public universities and state agencies to immediately freeze H-1B petitions, banning new visas until June 2027, unless given permission from the Texas
When the dollar keeps rising, who gets left behind?
In 2006, when I first packed my bags from Nigeria to study in the United States for my undergraduate degree,