By Kerrie Kennedy. EU Business School‘s MBA programs have been ranked top in CEO Magazine’s Global MBA Rankings for the fourth consecutive year. EU’s programs were chosen out of a total of 270 from business schools across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. Tens of thousands of extra jobs could be created in Dutch cities through internationalisation and collaboration between universities, city councils and student housing providers, a report by the Class of 2020 has revealed. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The UK’s undergraduate sector has seen solid growth in international applicants as latest UCAS figures show there are now 46,040 EU applicants – up by 2% from 2017 – made by the 24 March deadline. Applicants from other overseas countries have increased by 8% to 65,440, the highest on record. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. A group of UK universities, students, charities and student accommodation provider Campus Living Villages have called on the higher education sector to increase collaboration in order to address high levels of poor mental health among students. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The Florida International University College of Business has announced its partnership with the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, laying the groundwork for a network of academic and professional alliances that will reach from Miami to one of China’s leading business schools. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. As many as 150 international students have been impacted and 10 teachers have been left without wages following the sudden closure of an English language school in Limerick, Ireland after it failed a Department of Justice inspection. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. International student support organisation Morneau Shepell and LewerMark Student Insurance have announced a partnership to extend a targeted support program to nearly 20,000 international students. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The International Association of Language Centres is preparing to welcome study travel agencies from across the globe to a workshop in Bologna, Italy that will focus on innovative solutions for the industry. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. UK business schools are becoming increasingly reliant on international sources of income, which could pose significant problems once the UK leaves the EU, a new report by the Chartered Association of Business Schools has revealed. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The distribution of EU students in the UK is likely to become more uneven post-Brexit, with English universities outside large cities experiencing the biggest drop in numbers, a policy briefing by the Centre for Global Higher Education has suggested. More...