By Viggo Stacey. A college for teen international students has launched in the UK’s southwestern city of Bristol, aiming to become pathway to top universities in Britain and around the world. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Switzerland’s Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne has been granted permission by Singapore to deliver its bachelor course in the country, with the first students expected to begin their studies in late 2021. More...

By Viggo Stacey. India’s finance minister has proposed to allocate Rs 400 crore (£46.6 million) to create “world-class institutions” in a bid to attract a greater number of international students. However, concerns have been raised over whether India is ready for such an ambitious campaign. More...

By Viggo Stacey. United World Colleges, a network of institutions specialised in the education of students aged 16 to 19, has announced the launch of its second school in Africa, which will join its family of now 18 schools around the globe. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Digital peer to peer platform Unibuddy has secured $5 million in Series A funding, which its says will aid its expansion into the US and help to create “more impactful” products. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Accommodation provider Student Roost has announced its new offering in the Scottish city of Aberdeen, which seeks to create a “united community” for international and domestic residents. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Erasmus+ funding remains a key enabler for British students choosing to go overseas, even though other options for funding for short-term mobility programs are available, delegates heard at UUKi’s Go International conference 2019 this week. More...

By Viggo Stacey. Access to education is a foremost priority for the European Students’ Union, and an objective that governments across the continent must focus on while making funding for universities sustainable, the group has outlined in its 2019 policy document. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The ICEF Southeast Asia 2019 workshop saw 87 education organisations meet agents from countries across the region in June. Held in Vietnam’s second largest metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City, the third annual event saw 11% overall attendee growth – with upwards of 350 participants. More...

By Viggo Stacey. The UK is missing out on youth travellers who are choosing competitor destinations largely for their friendly visa policies and work opportunities, delegates heard at the British Educational Travel Association’s annual parliamentary reception in London. More...