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Canada and India deepen educational ties; India repositions as an equal player in international education

As with China in the 2010s, the West is waking up to the reality that India’s “emerging economy” classification is hardly enough to describe the...

Inbound, outbound, and transnational: the landscape for international education in China continues to evolve

China is broadening its approach to international education and talent attraction. The Chinese government continues to support the recruitment of international students, especially through targeted...

Australia doubles post-study work visa application fee

The Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) visa allows eligible foreign graduates to work in Australia from 18 months to up to 3 years once they...

AI is changing how universities recruit: readiness is now the competitive edge

Prospective students are increasingly using AI tools to research universities. That shift is already reshaping visibility, content strategy and measurement. But the more consequential change...

Australia moving to wider sharing of education agent data

On 28 November 2025, the Australian House of Representatives passed the Education Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Other Measures) Bill 2025. The bill includes amendments to...

How is the rapid adoption of AI affecting international students’ career and programme planning?

Youth unemployment is rising in many countries, and at the same time, more companies are incorporating AI into their day-to-day operations. These interrelated developments are...

Continuing expansion of K-12 international school sector driven more by growing local demand

The international K-12 segment continues to expand steadily; this is now a six-year pattern. A new white paper from ISC Research reports a +2% year-over-year...

Updated forecast projects marginal decline in foreign enrolment in the US through 2030

In 2024, research firm HolonIQ published an analysis of the likely volume of international students enrolled in US institutions by 2034. The firm predicted that...

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