By Claudia Civinini. In a global race to cater for a growing student population and demand for better provision, Asia is world leader for young outstanding institutions, the latest QS Top 50 Under 50 2020 Ranking  has revealed, although there are some notable successes on many continents. More...

By Claudia Civinini. There is strong support among Ontarians for regulated tuition fees for both domestic and internationals and for post-study work opportunities for international students, a survey carried out by Ipsos for the Canadian Federation of Students Ontario has found. More...

By Claudia Civinini. A program offering international work experience to indigenous students, an industry leader, a rising star and a marketing wizard were recognised in the British Columbia Council for International Education Awards. More...

By Claudia Civinini. Estonia’s capital Tallinn will gain a new international institution of applied higher education with a focus on hospitality, an operation led by Finnish institution Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences. More...

By Claudia Civinini. Elite British independent day school King’s College School Wimbledon is to open a sister institution in Bangkok next year in collaboration with Excellent Education of Thailand. More...

By Claudia Civinini. The University of Manchester announced the launch of its coding bootcamp in partnership with Trilogy Education, the second UK institution to join the US edtech company after the University of Birmingham in June. More...

By Claudia Civinini. Bayswater Foundation, the charity arm of Bayswater College, has announced the launch of a Crowdfunder campaign to raise funds to finance its two-week summer program for refugees. More...

By Claudia Civinini. UK international graduates report a “lifetime advantage” from their British education and want to maintain their UK connection by conducting further business or research in the country, a new survey commissioned by UUKi shows. More...

By Claudia Civinini. The evidence used to accuse thousands of international students of cheating on the TOEIC test has been defined “confused, misleading, incomplete and unsafe” in the report summarising the inquiry of the All Party Parliamentary Group created to investigate the case. More...