News
This Week in International Education – April 17, 2026
International higher education this week is shaped by tightening migration and compliance regimes with immediate market impacts. The UK reports a 30% year-on-year fall in international enrolments tied to tougher Home Office compliance and agent oversight, while Canada’s study permit approvals drop…
This Week in International Education – April 10, 2026
International higher education this week is marked by tighter compliance regimes in major destination countries, selective easing of student work rights, and rising geopolitical and funding pressures on mobility. The UK and Australia are reinforcing risk-based regulation amid high visa refusal rate…
This Week in International Education – April 17, 2026
International higher education this week is shaped by tightening migration and compliance regimes with immediate market impacts. The UK reports a 30% year-on-year fall in international enrolments tied to tougher Home Office compliance and agent oversight, while Canada’s study permit approvals drop…
This Week in International Education – April 10, 2026
International higher education this week is marked by tighter compliance regimes in major destination countries, selective easing of student work rights, and rising geopolitical and funding pressures on mobility. The UK and Australia are reinforcing risk-based regulation amid high visa refusal rate…
This Week in International Education – April 03, 2026
This week’s international higher education developments are dominated by Australia and the UK, with limited in-window coverage from UK- and EU-focused specialist press beyond The PIE. Australia features major system reform through ATEC legislation, tightening visa risk settings, escalating student…
This Week in International Education – March 27, 2026
International higher education this week is marked by escalating visa controls, regulatory tightening, and uneven market conditions. The UK’s expanded use of study visa “brakes” has triggered legal challenges and sector anxiety. Australia’s latest enrolment data reveals underlying fragility, especi…
This Week in International Education – March 20, 2026
This week’s international higher education developments centre on tightening compliance and assessment regimes in the UK, policy-driven contraction and restructuring in Australia, and strategic diversification via TNE and edtech consolidation. UK-focused stories on the Home Office’s proposed RAG co…
This Week in International Education – March 13, 2026
This week’s international higher education signals are dominated by visa volatility, tightening compliance regimes, and policy-driven reshaping of key student markets. The UK and US show heightened risk aversion as visa refusals and policy uncertainty directly affect recruitment. Australia’s strong…
This Week in International Education – March 06, 2026
International higher education this week is shaped by tightening visa and post-study work regimes, geopolitical redistribution of talent, and structural operational change. Australia, the UK, and the US signal tougher affordability and access conditions, while Europe positions itself as a beneficia…
This Week in International Education – February 27, 2026
International higher education this week is defined by tightening policy and market contraction in Australia and Canada, offset by selective expansion through transnational education in the UK and Europe. Integrity enforcement, agent regulation, and AI-driven admissions verification are moving rapi…
This Week in International Education – February 20, 2026
Coverage this week is thin for UK and Europe in specialist international higher education press, with no in-window items from Times Higher Education or University World News. Policy-relevant signals come from Australia, the UK (via practitioner reporting), and global market intelligence bodies. Key…
This Week in International Education – February 15, 2026
This week’s international higher education landscape reflects structural realignment rather than new visa shocks. Specialist reporting highlights cooling demand in parts of Europe and the UK, intensifying global competition for students and scholars, and widening gaps between student expectations a…
This Week in International Education – February 13, 2026
This week’s international higher education developments centre on mobility policy resets, market contraction pressures, and shifting student flows. The UK signalled renewed outward and inward mobility ambitions with a major Erasmus+ funding commitment for 2027, while parts of Europe and Canada grap…
This Week in International Education – February 09, 2026
International higher education this week reflects heightened volatility across mobility, recruitment, and policy alignment. UK institutions face acute visa-processing delays affecting January intakes, while Scotland signals a contrastingly open stance toward international students. Canada’s sharp c…
the potential of hybrid study abroad programs
10 Things to Know About Hybrid Study Abroad Programs
1. Hybrid study abroad programs are gaining traction among Indian study abroad aspirants, ...
Clearing round-up; YouTube quietly rolled out podcasting; Student creators are the future of higher ed marketing — Education Marketer
10 Things to Know About Higher Education News
1. English Literature has fallen out of the top 10 subject choices for students.
2. Google is ...
Government wants national entrance test for universities
Here are 10 Things to Know About Bangladesh:
1. Bangladesh is a country located in South Asia and is the 8th most populous country in the ...
Exploring the role of non-state actors on learning in South Asia
10 Things to Know About Non-State Actors in Education in South Asia
1. South Asia is home to a quarter of the global population and three of ...
Carbon-smart schools mitigate climate change and improve learning
10 Things to Know About Carbon-Smart Schools
1. Carbon-smart schools are designed to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse ...
Canada student visa fees | International Education Financial Aid Blog
10 Things to Know About a Canadian Student Visa
1. A student visa for Canada costs CAD$150, plus a one-time biometrics fee of CAD$85.
2. To ...
Georgetown top of US Fulbright producing schools
10 Things to Know About Fulbright and Chevening Programs
1. The Fulbright Program is the US government’s flagship international educational ...
University of Alberta’s brand guidelines get a film trailer; AI is here for content creators; We’ll see the death of the social media newsfeed within five years — Education Marketer
10 Things to Know About Education Marketing
1. Social media newsfeeds may be a thing of the past within five years.
2. Many Gen Z students ...
Study uncovers ethically dubious co-authorship practices
1. Denmark is among the European countries where an ethically questionable culture for assigning authorships to research papers is ...
SCOPE the main issues in aid to education
10 Things to Know About International Aid to Education
1. International solidarity is needed to ensure that the world’s poorest countries can ...
Giving Thanks for Education Around the World 2022
10 Things to Know About Supporting Children Suffering from War, Famine, Natural Disasters, Climate Change, and Disrupted Education Giving ...
Donor contributions to GPE
10 Things to Know About Donor Contributions to GPE
1. Donor contributions to Global Partnership for Education are tracked in an Excel sheet, ...
Key Corporate Resolutions for 2023
10 Things to Know About Key Corporate Resolutions for 2023
1. Improve workplace culture: Many employees left their positions in 2020 due to an ...
Universities in Germany for International Students
10 Things to Know About Universities in Germany
1. Germany is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world, making it an ...
Mixed international student growth for UK’s priority regions
10 Things to Know About International student growth
1. The UK's international education strategy for 2019 identified five priority regions for ...
Does the promise of higher ed marketing sometimes fall short? — Education Marketer
10 Things to Know About University Marketing
1. According to a recent study by psLondon, 37% of prospective students and 40% of current ...
Minister announces drive to ensure graduates are employable
10 Things to Know Minister announces
1. Ghana is a West African country located along the Gulf of Guinea. It has a population of over 30 ...
Private schools in India: over-regulated and under-appreciated
10 Things to Know About Private School in India
1. The Right to Education Act, 2009 is a central law that governs school education across India, ...
No results found.