By Viggo Stacey. International students in Estonia contributed over €10 million in tax over the previous two academic years, research from Statistics Estonia has revealed, as the country contends to boost its attractiveness as study destination with a generous post-study work offer. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Education agents say they are increasingly assisting students to find schools in Ireland and Malta as English language study destinations, as difficulties due to Brexit and visa issues continue to hinder the process of sending students to the UK. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Denmark should develop an outbound mobility strategy to ensure that Danish students do not lag behind their European counterparts in access to education overseas, stakeholders and politicians have said. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The Russian government has announced a bill that seeks to make it easier for international graduates from the country’s universities to obtain citizenship, with changes coming in as early as December 2020. However, only graduates of public, or “state”, educational or scientific institutions will be eligible. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The Swedish government is proposing to extend the post-study work rights of graduates from Swedish universities, with leaders suggesting students should be allowed to remain in the country for up to one year to seek employment. International graduates are currently given six months to find work. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The British Council’s ‘Study UK: Learn online with a UK university’ campaign has launched another this year with 325 massive open online courses from 35 UK universities via the FutureLearn platform, demonstrating “what the UK has to offer” to learners across the globe. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Turkish education counselling agency Academix Study Abroad Services has announced it will expand into Azerbaijan and Iran to recruit students to North America and Europe, as well as to promote Turkish education institutions. More...