Held under the theme UK-China Higher Education: Shared Future, New Horizons, the conference brought together university leaders and international education experts to examine the changing dynamics of UK-China engagement amid…
The proposed rule, published by the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on May 29, would overhaul federal grantmaking across agencies, sidelining peer review while elevating political power in funding decisions. The plans have sparked…
Growing up in Lagos, Nigeria, Muneer Yaqu had the same dream as everyone else: become a doctor. It was seen as the ultimate career. There was just one big problem….
International students who began higher education in the UK in 2024/25 are expected to generate a net economic benefit of £40.4 billion over the course of their studies, with every…
Growing up in Benin, a small West African country bordering Nigeria, Casimir Agossou never imagined he would win a master’s scholarship in South Korea. Back then, his knowledge of the…
Based on surveys of 3,469 prospective students from 124 countries and 197 school counsellors presented at the forum, four in five students remained confident they would study overseas, weighing an…
Cheating scandals are titillating to read about when it’s not about you. Let’s be real – some of us considered cheating our way to good scores before. Why not? After…
The Australian government has announced overall settings for “managing the growth” of the country’s international education sector for the coming academic year. It has set the National Planning Level (NPL),…
Nearly three quarters (73%) of US college students have said they plan to participate in international exchange programs, while 87% of American institutions expect increased or stable demand for study abroad. Coming from Terra Dotta’s 2026 student…
Only 2% of business schools worldwide hold triple accreditation from AMBA, AACSB, and EFMD. Porto Business School is one of them, backed by 35 years of executive education experience and…