By Natalie Marsh. Around 80% of Chinese students who left to study overseas returned to China in 2016, according to new statistics from the Ministry of Education. More...

By Natalie Marsh. After years of financial turmoil for Canada-based education provider, KGIC, CIBT Education Group has announced it has acquired the company’s remaining operating assets. More...

By Natalie Marsh. Kenyan education consultancy company, AEC, celebrated its 20^th anniversary this month with a black-tie event in Nairobi. More...

By Natalie Marsh. Student accommodation provider, GSA, has announced a joint venture that will build student accommodation for 20,000 domestic and international students in Japan. More...

By Natalie Marsh. One of China’s top-ranked institutions, Tsinghua University, has lightened its admission requirements for international students. However, the university has faced criticism over the stringent entrance requirements that remain for domestic students. More...

By Natalie Marsh. Students from five countries will be soon faced with stricter application requirements for language schools in Japan, as part of a crackdown on immigrants working illegally on student visas. More...

By Natalie Marsh. A new project out of Finland has set an ambitious target of attracting 100,000 international students to study at Finnish universities – more than triple the current number – in an attempt to boost the country’s international profile. More...

By Natalie Marsh. More than half of all overseas exchanges undertaken by UK students in the academic year 2013/14 were through the Erasmus programme, according to a report from Universities UK International. More...

By Natalie Marsh. The University of East London will launch two courses to help refugees prepare for university study, it has announced, as part of a collaborative project with two other universities in Europe. More...

By Natalie Marsh. The number of international students studying in Australia grew by more than 10% to reach a record high of 554,179 last year, according to new statistics from the Department of Education and Trade. More...