By Sara Custer. Germany’s study travel sector maintained its performance of previous years with bookings declining by only 1.29%, according to agency association FDSV. Under the surface, figures form the organisation’s 2015 annual report show a slight decline in students going to the UK and a continued slow slide in junior bookings. More...

By Sara Custer. The UK’s former minister of universities and science, David Willetts, has said outbound student mobility is essential to the country’s soft power agenda. More...

By Sara Custer. A new policy set to overhaul the Korean education system is an opportunity to boost enrolments at New Zealand schools, Education New Zealand has urged. More...

By Sara Custer. Stakeholders in the US on both sides of the school-agent relationship have reacted to the arrests of education counsellors in a sting operation carried out by the US government. More...

By Sara Custer. International student ambassadors for Ireland’s tertiary education institutions were honoured in a ceremony this week attended by the Minister for Education and Skills, Jan O’Sullivan. More...

By Sara Custer. In his first ever visit to China, Australian Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull courted Chinese tourists and students by introducing fewer student visa categories and piloting a 10-year visitor visa. More...

By Sara Custer. A recruitment agency backed by the Chinese government has opened in the UK aiming to attract native English speakers to teach English in China through a new internship programme. More...

By Sara Custer. New Oriental Group, one of China’s largest education companies, has signed an agreement with UK-based English language provider Bell, to provide teacher training programmes. More...

By Sara Custer. GSM London, formerly known as Greenwich School of Management, has lost its licence to sponsor non-EU international students. More...