Sector Reaction to the MAC Rapid Review of the Graduate Route
The Migration Advisory Committee has today published its ‘Rapid Review of the Graduate Route‘. The report finds that the route is ‘not undermining the integrity…
international students
Is the UK still the gold Standard of Education for International students?
Helen Lami asks, is the UK still the gold standard for international education? Despite contributions to the economy and academic excellence, challenges like Brexit and…
New research by the University of Cologne finds Women less likely than men to believe they can get into university
Women in Germany are more pessimistic than men about their chances of getting accepted into university, reveals new research by the University of Cologne. The…
Soundbite Edition 735 – Colleges Week 2024 and £60b boost in the economy due to International Students…
Welcome to FE Soundbite Edition 735, March 2nd, 2024: Colleges Week 2024 and £60b boost in the economy due to International Students… This is the…
Shortlist announced for international student marketing competition
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (@cim_marketing) has announced its shortlist of 10 teams going through to the final round of its student competition, The Pitch,…
Breaking Barriers: Technology’s Role in Making World Class Higher Education Accessible for All
Emerging technologies, such as AI, have the potential to transform the higher education sector – particularly in regards to English Language Testing. The integration of…
Effects of Recent UK Visa & IHS Fee Increases on International Students
To meet public sector needs, the UK has announced substantial increases in visa and IHS fees. While the changes is potentially beneficial for public sector…
New report reveals how UK universities are diversifying their pool of international students
Published today by Universities UK (UUK), the Diversification and strengthening international recruitment practices report highlights the sector’s efforts to achieve sustainable growth and diversity in…
Modern learners expect more flexibility than a single September entry point
Higher education is at a real crossroads. The seismic impact of the Covid pandemic, massive technology changes, the economic downturn and an uncertain policy landscape…
One in six students at English universities taught overseas
Students living overseas now account for 16 per cent of all students registered at English universities and colleges, research from the Office for Students (OfS)…
