By Beckie Smith. International education stakeholders have welcomed a raft of new ministerial appointments under Australia’s new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who ousted the increasingly unpopular former leader Tony Abbott earlier this month. More...
By Beckie Smith. Ireland has been named the country with the most satisfied international students in Europe in the 2015 StudyPortals International Student Satisfaction Awards, surpassing the Nordic countries for the first time. More...
By Beckie Smith. The eighth UK-China Education Summit saw the signing of 23 education agreements to further collaboration and increase student mobility, which UK Minister for Universities and Science Jo Johnson said signalled a “new phase of scientific and educational collaboration on an unprecedented scale” between the two countries. More...
By Beckie Smith. INTO University Partnerships has entered into its seventh partnership in the US, a joint venture with Saint Louis University to develop academic pathway programmes for international students intending to study at the university. More...
By Sean Coughlan. Professional services firm Deloitte has changed its selection process so recruiters do not know where candidates went to school or university.
It hopes to prevent "unconscious bias" and tap a more diverse "talent pool". More...
China's education landscape has become increasingly internationalized over the past decade owing to a plethora of factors. DW speaks to China experts at MERICS about the driving forces and implications of this trend. More...
SEVEN Scottish universities are beginning a week of engagements in Brazil to try to develop new research partnerships between the two nations.
The engagements will focus on areas of shared research interest in which Scottish universities offer particular expertise, including environmental management, air and water pollution, agriculture, aquaculture, fisheries and geology. More...
The UK Higher Education International Unit’s Go International Programme and the British Council have released a report on the benefits of spending time abroad as part of a UK undergraduate degree. More...
By Lucy Sherriff. Ernst & Young, one of the UK's biggest graduate recruiters, has announced it will be removing the degree classification from its entry criteria, saying there is "no evidence" success at university correlates with achievement in later life. More...
By Aftab Ali. Students from across the UK can bask in the glory knowing the country has some of the top universities in the world – can’t they?
Not according to online study choice platform, StudyPortals, which has revealed international students studying in Europe are the most satisfied with their university experience in Ireland – with the UK coming in at tenth place. More...
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