Applying for financial aid can sometimes feel like shooting in the dark: How do you know whether you’ll qualify and for how much? The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is taking a giant step toward improved transparency thanks to a revamped financial assistance program set to debut in September of 2017, according to Maclean’s. More...

The Philippines Senate unanimously passed the Affordable Higher Education for All Act, which will give free tuition to students at all state universities and colleges. More...

There are currently 14 women’s universities in Pakistan. According to the minister, the Higher Education Commission has formulated a comprehensive plan aimed at bringing women’s universities to every district either in the form of new, independent universities or affiliated campuses with affiliated universities. More...

Here's some exciting news for students in France and India! Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar recently announced that India and France will cooperate to increase student mobility between the two countries. More...

In 2016, the number of international students in Japan increased by 14.8 percent, as compared to a year earlier. Why? A big boost from students in Vietnam. More...

In 2017, a record-smashing 8 million students will graduate from Chinese universities. In the US, the number is half. More...

Japan’s excellent and accessible higher education system is highly regarded. Now, the country’s female leaders are stepping up to urge the nation to strengthen its support for the empowerment of women in other Asian countries which lag in the area of gender equity, according to a recent report from The Japan Times. More...

The UK has long reigned supreme as Europe’s international study destination of choice. But a just-released study from Study.EU finds another country atop the list: Germany. More...

As per the Executive Summary of Universities Australia’s Indigenous Strategy 2017-2020, the major goal focuses on increased retention and success rates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as students and faculty. More...

Students interested in applying have a variety of options.  You need to submit a letter of recommendation from your previous institution, a Korean embassy abroad, or any one of the 65 designated Korean universities. More...