In the land of the All Blacks, great walks, mountains, oceans, and everything in between, New Zealand’s education sector is growing by leaps and bounds. Education New Zealand’s (ENZ) recent impact study shows a 50 percent increase since 2014 in spending by international students in New Zealand.   Its value?  About $3.1 billion. More...

According to an announcement last month from Egyptian Higher Education Minister Ashraf El-Sheehy, there will be no increases to tuition fees for returning students at the country’s public and private universities, as reported by Ahram Online. But how will new students fare? Here’s a closer look at the state of tuition fees in Egypt during this time of economic uncertainty. More...

According to the CGS data, while applications by prospective European graduate students remained consistent this year, first-time enrollments increased by an impressive 8 percent. This comes as particularly good news given that it reverses a trend of declining European enrollments. More...

A recent report from the Department of Education and Training underscores Australia’s strong performance on the global higher education stage. More...

Gratitude is alive and well among grads of India’s city colleges, according to a recent report from The Times of India. How are they showing their schools the love? Through financial support for buildings, projects and programs. More...

What would institutions of higher education use enrollment-driven funding to do?  Improve student-teacher ratios, enhance program quality, improved guidance services, and build capacity. More...

While South Korea held onto its top dog status, Nordic nations made a big showing with Sweden rising to the second place spot and Finland also earning a coveted top five finish. To what can the success of Nordic nations be attributed. More...

According to the website vietnamnet.vn, there are several new criteria for new PhD candidates. Standard foreign language skills are compulsory. Students must prove that they have the skills and knowledge to understand international documents. More...

With preparing workforce-ready students a major priority for the world’s universities, Malaysia’s Higher Education Ministry is taking innovative steps to boost graduate employability.  Minister Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh recently announced plans to “redesign the sector” through a heightened commitment to cultivating industry collaborations, according to a report from the New Straits Times. More...

Following Kazakhstan’s declaration of independence after the 1991 dissolution of the Soviet Union,  the country began establishing programs aimed at encouraging more youth to pursue international study opportunities. So what is the state of outward mobility roughly 25 years later? According to the latest figures from UNESCO, the concept of overseas learning is now widely accepted in Kazakhstan. More...