By Kerrie Kennedy. A BBC investigation has uncovered more than 250 prominent YouTube stars who are actively encouraging students across the globe to purchase coursework from an ‘essay mill’ based in Ukraine. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The number of Asian students pursuing academic or vocational studies in the US is decreasing, with Saudi Arabian and South Korean numbers showing “stark declines” in the 12 months to March 2018,  the latest report from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement has revealed. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. A growing number of international students are brushing off the cheap drinks and meal-deal stereotype in favour of a champagne lifestyle by joining a private club that provides concierge services to students in London – with an eye-watering top-tier annual membership of £7,200. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. More than two-thirds of US college admissions officers said that it’s fair to visit applicants’ social media profiles to help decide who gets in, a recent survey has found. One in 10 admitted they had revoked an incoming student’s offer because of what they found on social media. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. While uncertainty remains among international and EU students regarding the impact of Brexit, there are significant opportunities for the UK higher education sector to grow the number of international students from key markets in Asia and Africa, the latest QS Enrolment Solutions survey has revealed. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. A Mutual Recognition Agreement between the UK and Chile is now in operation, having formally come into effect in Chile in April 2018, UK NARIC has confirmed. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. While significant work is needed to further increase the number of UK students going abroad, a more diverse range of undergraduates are choosing to take on a period of mobility, the fourth annual UUKi Gone International report has revealed. More...