By Kerrie Kennedy. Language tourism was the talk of the capital of the Costa del Sol earlier this month when more than 500 professionals gathered to share views, exchange information and debate future trends as part of the inaugural Malaga Education Week. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. International student enrollment in US graduate science and engineering programs dropped 6% in 2017, a new report from the National Science Board has revealed. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Delegates from Montréal’s McGill University and Kyoto University, Japan, had much to celebrate this month after the establishment of a ground-breaking joint PhD between the institutions. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. EU students wishing to study in Scotland will still benefit from free tuition after the UK’s official Brexit date next year, the Scottish higher education minister has announced. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Kazakhstan is looking to attract 50,000 international students over the next four years, officials have announced. The goal is part of a large-scale plan that will strengthen partnerships between domestic and foreign universities, representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science said. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The transition from home to host country can be a daunting experience for study abroad students. But two budding Irish entrepreneurs are looking to make that undertaking as smooth as possible with an app that compiles all the information international students require to feel comfortable in their new location. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The University of Groningen has abandoned plans to offer degrees at its new branch campus in eastern China, citing “insufficient support” within the University Council for the proposal. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. International students bring economic benefits to the UK worth £20.3 billion, or 10 times the costs of hosting them, according to a new study jointly published by the Higher Education Policy Institute and Kaplan International Pathways. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The number of international students enrolled in Japanese universities or language schools was up 12% last year, with most students coming from Asian countries, new research from the Japan Student Services Organisation has revealed. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. International graduate applications and first-time enrolment rates declined at US universities in 2017 for the first time in more than a decade, new data from the Council of Graduate Schools has revealed. More...
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