Education
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China an anomaly as traditional choice factors return post Covid
Navitas research suggests that students in South and South East Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and Europe are placing cost…
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Carnegie Africa program fellowships hit 583 in nine years
The program, offered through the International Institute of Education, targets African-born scholars working in the United States and Canada, allowing them…
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Remaining top study destination is US foreign policy “priority”
Lee Satterfield, assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, welcomed the delegates to the conference…
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ELICOS witnesses sharp downward trend
Since 2019, Australia’s English language teaching sector has shrunk by 82% in terms of economic output and by 77% in…
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Study in Wales partners with national hockey team
Study in Wales – part of the Global Wales partnership – will be branded on the team’s shirts as they compete for…
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Russians are pivoting to new study destinations as restrictions grow
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to have far-reaching consequences, including travel restrictions into and out of Russia and limits on…
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Agents to place “significantly more” students in UK, survey finds
A new survey of 1,473 agents found that the UK is leading the way in terms of agent expectations, with…
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New Zealand border fully open for international travellers
New Zealand reopened its borders to international travellers at midnight on 31 July 2022, allowing international students and tourists, including from…
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Ravensbourne partners with OIEG on applications
The company’s Education Services business unit – launched in late 2021 – will seek to increase the digital media and design…
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Deported English test scandal victims still fighting for justice
In order to gain admission to his chosen institution, Bahar, now 44, took the Test of English for International Communication,…
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