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UK confirms funding and fees for EU commencements in 2018

Building on a similar decision for 2017/18 commencements, the British government has announced that EU students...

UK: Is the net migration question back on the table?

Update for 1 May 2017: The Higher Education and Research Bill was indeed passed before the dissolution of Parliament but the amendments concerning foreign students...

Brazil shutting down Science Without Borders

Brazil’s Ministry of Education has officially announced the end of the Science Without Borders...

Online learning still expected to pressure traditional higher education models

Enrolment in online education continues to grow, to the point that, in spite of little visible ...

Australia: ELICOS enrolment grew in 2016

Australia is the latest major English Language Teaching (ELT) destination to post its enrolment data for 2016. Full-year data is now available and it indicates...

Canadian universities reporting a bump in applications for 2017

Official national statistics have yet to be announced for 2016 - and won’t...

UK government signals increasing emphasis on transnational education

In recent conference remarks, a UK minister reinforced the government’s support for an expansion...

Japan’s employment outlook helping to drive foreign enrolment growth

For some time now, Japan has held to an ambitious goal to host 300,000 foreign students by 2020. It looked for a number of years,...

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