By Viggo Stacey. EC English Language Centres’ Los Angeles study option and Navitas English’s Manly Beach School in Sydney have been awarded joint first place in Japanese education agent Ryugaku Journal’s Best School Award 2018. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Due to tight travel restrictions, German chancellor Angela Merkel couldn’t travel to the West as a student. In her native East Germany, she ranked third overall for her Russian language skills, competed in the Russian language Olympiad, and managed to travel to the Soviet Union in 1974 on an exchange program. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The University of Calgary in Canada has linked up with the German-based research institute, the Max Planck Society for future energy research collaboration and exchange. More...

By Viggo Stacey. UK higher education remains popular in Hong Kong despite opportunities for growth becoming more limited, according to a report released by the UK’s Quality Assurance Agency. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Coventry University is to open a campus in Wrocław, Poland, its first international campus, with courses due to begin in September 2019. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The ADA University in Baku is aiming to double the number of students from overseas in the next academic year. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The number of international students in higher education in Sweden has continued to rise for the fourth year with a boost in enrolments from Asian students, according to statistics from UKÄ. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Study travel booking platforms, Edvisor and Book&Learn, have announced a partnership to give schools a single channel to reach agents. An integrated application programming interface will connect Book&Learn agents with Edvisor schools, according to bosses. More...

By Viggo Stacey. In 2018, the national advisory body for international students in Britain, UKCISA, celebrates both its work and that of international students on British communities, 50 years since the council’s foundation. More...

By Viggo Stacey. British Prime Minister Theresa May has been under pressure to reconsider her stance on including international students in net migration figures, as reports suggesting disunity in the government on the matter have gathered significant attention. More...