The global international student housing and education sectors stand at a critical inflection point, marked by a structural ...

At its 40th conference in Sydney, the Australian sector confronted visa uncertainty, global competition and the need to make a more credible case to students and the public.

ASEAN and UK higher education leaders have called for more locally driven partnerships, backed by clear regulation and ...

Almost 70% of UK business schools are reporting a drop in international enrolments, as government policies add pressure to ...

At AIEC, leaders said policy uncertainty, public trust and student outcomes are redrawing the competition for global talent.

AIECA has backed mandatory accreditation and a government-supported regulatory model for education agents, as Australia's assistant minister signals openness to reform without imposing a costly ...

Ireland can attract more Brazilian students by understanding their priorities and demonstrating the value of an Irish education.

The Philippines' large youth population, vast higher education system and government backing have primed it to take on new ...

South Korea is planning to provide full tuition support to new Korean students at 30 national universities outside the Seoul ...

The Democrats have won control of both chambers of Congress in the US midterm elections, raising questions about what the ...

Canada extends targets of 150,000 international students to 2029, following the release of this year's immigration plan.

Academic Programs International (API) has announced the acquisition of The Intern Group (TIG), bringing together two leading ...