The Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism recently released data that shows that international students had an estimated direct impact of $484 million during 2016-2017. Year before brought $649 million. More...

A new 2017 study, published by Universities UK International, The UK’s Competitive Advantage, found that international students in the UK have higher levels of satisfaction than their global peers. More...

New York’s Adelphi University offered room, board, and other accommodations to students who were too afraid to travel home for the summer. More...

While the U.S., U.K. and Australia draw the biggest numbers of international students, another country is coming on strong -- particularly when it comes to students from Africa. U.S. News & World Report recently reported on the surge of African students choosing China for their international studies. More...

Georgia wants to capitalize on China’s “Belt and Road Initiative” – a global trade plan that links economies across Asia. More...

With more than 80 business partnerships in Morocco, China is opening its doors to Moroccan students. More...

A new survey released by the Institute of International Education (IIE) and five other higher education groups reveals that 40 percent of US colleges and universities experienced a decrease in applications for the Fall 2017 term. More...

In 2016, the number of international students in Japan increased by 14.8 percent, as compared to a year earlier. Why? A big boost from students in Vietnam. More...

Students interested in applying have a variety of options.  You need to submit a letter of recommendation from your previous institution, a Korean embassy abroad, or any one of the 65 designated Korean universities. More...