International education, and international student recruitment in particular, is experiencing profound change across at least ...

The Office for Students (OfS), the regulator of higher education in England, says that the sector is projecting a 22.5% increase in international enrolment in the three years between 2024/25 and 2027 ...

After years of non-participation in Erasmus+, the UK is re-entering the mobility programme in 2027 for an initial one-year term Recently announced changes to the UK’s Immigration Rules mean most EU ...

Short on time? Here are the highlights: Outbound mobility from India is projected to be more widely distributed by 2030 The Big Four will continue to host large numbers of Indian students but ...

After four years of flat commencement volumes, a new analysis projects a -4% decline in new students beginning higher education studies in Australia this year Underlying that trend is a notable ...

The US immigration department is warning universities to authorise Curricular Practical Training (CPT) – e.g., in-study work placements – only when this is essential to a student’s completion of their ...

The following is a guest post contributed by Dr Suzanna Tomassi, an internationally recognised authority on best practices for transnational education (TNE). The views expressed here are her own. This ...

A mostly voluntary system of compliance with standards of recruiting and hosting foreign students is being replaced by mandatory requirements Universities meeting or exceeding the new standards are ...

The government issued an order in September 2026 preventing new enrolments in the Graduate Diploma of Management Learning (GDML) The course is widely taught in the VET sector with nearly 16,000 ...

Short on time? Here are the highlights: More international students are staying in the Netherlands to work after completing their studies Their economic contribution over the whole of the time they ...