Australia has doubled the application fee for its Temporary Graduate visa, increasing the cost from AUD 2,300 to AUD 4,600 in ...

Enrolment issues affecting some students have prompted the Nepal Embassy to conduct a closer review of the UK university’s No ...

Optional Practical Training (OPT) has once again come under scrutiny from the US government, as DHS launches a re-evaluation of the program’s impact on US workers and national security interests.

If Dublin is to sustain its rise as a global higher education hub, language schools must be recognised not as peripheral businesses but as strategic infrastructure. They function simultaneously as ...

Canada is looking to the Asia Pacific region for partnerships and collaboration as it deals with what sector leaders describe as a national “policy vacuum”.

Under the new pathway, students can transition from Canadian language education into a degree or diploma across public and private partner institutions while remaining on the same study permit.

Following Columbia University student Elmina Aghayeva’s arrest by ICE agents last week, sector leaders are calling for the inclusion of clear campus safety protections in DHS’s upcoming funding ...

Australia’s international education reset is delivering results and laying the groundwork for a more strategic era of transnational engagement, according to assistant minister for International ...

New student arrivals to Canada saw a 61% year-on-year decline in 2025, as two years of study caps and falling approval rates ...

It's no longer enough to measure your pathway's success by how many students it attracts, says Malvern International's ...

The new Mumbai campus, set to be University of Bristol’s first overseas campus from August 2026, is expected to enrol 250 ...

Spain’s higher education sector is exploring a potential expansion into India, as policymakers on both sides signal a growing interest transnational delivery, joint research, and institutional ...