By Kerrie Kennedy. China’s State Administration of Taxation has confirmed that officially recognised Chinese–foreign cooperative education projects that deliver education leading to recognised qualifications are exempt from VAT. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. Boston’s Emerson College has announced a partnership with Paris College of Art that will see students spend semesters spanning across campuses in France, the Netherlands and the US. It is the first of several international degree programs that Emerson plans to offer as part of its “global portals” initiative. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The Chinese Ministry of Education has revealed plans to allow international students at Chinese universities nationwide to work part-time in a bid to make the country’s education system more attractive. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. The demand for English-language international schools in the Middle East is showing no sign of slowing, with 13 new schools set to open in Dubai alone in the 2018-2019 academic year. In total, 17 new schools are to set open across the UAE during the period. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. University consortium China Campus Network has developed an academic Chinese language pathway into 28 Chinese universities that could lead to a full university scholarship including tuition, accommodation and even a monthly stipend for qualifying international students. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. British Council Scotland and youth information charity Young Scot have teamed up to launch GlobeScotters, a digital campaign to encourage young people in Scotland to embrace international experiences available to them home and abroad. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. A United Arab Emirates embassy official who transformed links between the diplomatic corps and Britain’s higher education community has won the inaugural Education Attaché of the Year Award in the UK. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. A new white paper has claimed that while an increasing number of Chinese students are taking advantage of opportunities for career development and work experience in the US, they are at a “clear disadvantage” in the jobs market compared to Indian students. More...

By Kerrie Kennedy. US Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued a revised policy memorandum that gives international students and scholars less leeway when it comes to “unlawful presence” due to violating the terms of their visas. More...