By Callan Quinn. As part of France’s bid to attract 500,000 international students to its shores by 2027, Campus France has announced a new international campaign to give a voice to those who have chosen France for their studies. Currently, around 343,000 international students are enrolled in the French higher education system.
Following the launch of a national strategy of attractiveness, ‘Bienvenue en France‘,  the ‘Fulfil Your Dream’ campaign promotes an open and enterprising France at the centre of Europe and is supported by the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and Higher Education, Research and Innovation. More...

By Will Nott. The world’s first blockchain platform for international student recruitment has been launched by UK-based tech startup Education Index. More...

By Will Nott. The UK government is working to help independent schools expand internationally with a focus on China, Vietnam, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Brazil, delegates heard at the Westminster Education Forum policy conference in October. More...

By Callan Quinn. Language learning app Duolingo has launched the beta version of its new Scottish Gaelic course, with more than 20,000 people already signed up. More...

By Will Nott. The prime minister of the Netherlands has visited Indonesia in a bid to put education at the centre of bilateral relations between the two countries. More...

By Will Nott. The US and China have dominated in the US News & World Report 2020 Best Global Universities Rankings, further cementing research reputations of the two countries’ institutions. More...

By Will Nott. A research student from the University of Queensland has won the Universitas 21 Three Minute Thesis competition for discussing his work on a treatment that can heal child burns victims three days faster than conventional antimicrobial dressings. More...

By Will Nott. International students contributed US$447 million to the State of Hawai’i in 2018, with the majority (71%) enrolled in short-term programs, according to a report by the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism. More...

By Will Nott. US-based students learning English in tandem with other coursework subjects such as STEM are being ‘let down’ by language proficiency standards according to an NYU professor. More...