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More than half of US students surveyed said the problem damaged their ability to do academic work, study finds Procrastination is the biggest problem that can harm students’ academic performance [...]

Institutions spend budgets building brands, establishing platforms and investing in student recruitment strategies, but few identify recruitment risks as early as their agent partners. Ascent [...]

Last month, the UK government confirmed the upcoming end to the Turing Scheme as the country re-enters Europe’s Erasmus+ mobility program in 2027/28.   Parliamentary under-secretary of state Josh [...]

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 10 students [...]

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 [...]

Today’s international students are making decisions very differently. The question is no longer, “Which university has the highest ranking?” It’s increasingly, “Will this investment help me build [...]

Levy legislation to be introduced as part of autumn’s Finance Bill before coming into force in academic year 2027/28. Providers question how levy will work in practice as they seek clarity on [...]

Ben Macpherson said he recognised that universities across the UK are facing “significant financial and operational challenges” and warned that “difficult decisions” lie ahead for institutional [...]

Speaking at British Universities’ Liaision Association (BUILA) conference, Jazreel Goh, director Malaysia at the British Council, said outbound mobility from Southeast Asia is still climbing – [...]

With more than 650,000 students now studying for UK qualifications outside these isles, TNE is no longer a niche part of international higher education. It has become a central tenet of the UK’s [...]