By Kerrie Kennedy. India’s Institutes of Technology will cut fees for international students and push to recruit foreign academics and teachers to permanent roles in a bid to expand their talent pool and boost their global rankings. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Wimbledon School of English has announced the opening of the first British English language centre in Laos, WSE Vientiane, in partnership with Panyathip International School. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The call comes as a new poll from research consultancy ComRes revealed an increase in support for international students and graduates in the UK. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Ireland has become the third country to take advantage of MyStay International’s quality-based standards for international student accommodation with the launch of the new Irish Homestay Network. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. International students in Groningen are experiencing such difficulty in finding housing that university staff are being asked to temporarily provide rooms in their own home, at a time when the national housing shortage has driven average student rent in the Netherlands above €400 per month. Students in the capital can add at least another €150 to that price. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The All Party Parliamentary Group for International Students has held its second day of oral evidence sessions for its inquiry into how the UK can build a sustainable future for international students, hearing from education stakeholders, lawmakers and business representatives from across the country. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The UK Visas and Immigration department is trialling a digital Tier 4 visa service whereby international students within the UK will no longer have to leave their passport with a visa issuing office and risk the potential loss of sensitive documents. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. A new approach to English immersion that is expected to increase the numbers of international students travelling for their English education has been launched in London. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. A ‘Forest School’ ethos and robots in the classroom will mark out Malvern Colleges’ newest campus in Chengdu, which will also be the first British school in China to teach all lessons outdoors for one day a week. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The number of international students in higher education programs worldwide has more than doubled in less than two decades – rising from two million in 1998 to five million in 2016 – with a strong focus on STEM and doctoral programs, according to OECD’s latest Education at a Glance report. More...
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