By Natalie Marsh. In the first move to clarify the government’s position on leaving the EU, UK Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed today that the UK will “control immigration” from EU countries and will leave the single market. More...
By Natalie Marsh. Study Group has announced a new partnership with Durham University in the UK’s northeast, which aims boost the university’s international intake with the opening of an International Study Centre. More...
By Natalie Marsh. Representatives from study search platform GoAbroad.com will embark on a cross-country journey across the United States to join the Women’s March on Washington, as part of the company’s International Educators United for Women campaign (#intledunited). More...
By Natalie Marsh. The French Minister of Foreign Affairs has set a target to attract 10,000 Indian students to study in the country by 2020, more than twice the current number, saying France’s Indian student intake doesn’t match the countries’ trade generation. More...
By Natalie Marsh. Global English language provider EC English Language Centres has acquired its first entity in Ireland, Kenilworth Institute in Dublin, for an undisclosed amount. More...
By Sara Custer. UK ELT providers have reported a huge increase in enquiries and summer bookings for the year, due to the post-EU referendum currency flop and improved economies in source countries that will likely make 2017 more profitable than most anticipated. More...
By Sara Custer. ETH Zurich tops the 2017 Times Higher Education list of international universities, a table based on THE’s ‘international outlook’ component in its World University Rankings and its academic reputation survey. More...
By Sara Custer. Education institutions in the US have rushed to reassure international students and faculty after the president signed an executive order banning entry of all refugees for 120 days and citizens from seven mostly Muslim countries for 90 days, as well as all Syrian refugees indefinitely. More...
By Sara Custer. French universities and Grandes Écoles have historically attracted the majority of mobile students coming out of francophone African countries. But the increase in affordable, English taught degrees and growing demand from African industries for STEM graduates means mobile students from English speaking African countries are now considering France too. More...
By Sara Custer. Bertrand Monthubert was recently appointed president of the board of Campus France, the government agency supporting student and staff mobility to and from France. He speaks about the organisation's role to help universities internationalise and its plans to focus on employability in Africa in the coming year. More...
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