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Beyond the classroom: how international experiences shape future leaders

Junior international programs give young people the opportunity to experience a new country, discover new cultures, build meaningful friendships and, perhaps most importantly, disc...

Putting Pakistan on the TNE map: Beaconhouse International College and the future of global education

As the international education landscape shifts, TNE offers a way to provide high-quality options for families in their home country, write Safia Cassim and Ammaar Bin Saleem. The...

Talent Beyond Borders: changing the narrative around international students – from tuition to talent

More must be done to change the public's perception of international students, says Edwin van Rest. The post Talent Beyond Borders: changing the narrative around international stud...

Taiwan in global education studies top 5

Ireland looks overseas as minister questions international student model

Ireland's higher education minister James Lawless has urged greater focus on teaching abroad as housing and capacity pressures test further growth in Ireland’s inbound internationa...

Inside South Korea’s push to bring IB into mainstream schools

Wilson Shang explores how South Korea has emerged as one of the world’s most prominent testbeds for embedding international curricula into mainstream state schooling. The post Ins...

How 3 universities are approaching international student recruitment

Leaders shared tips on attracting foreign students and weathering policy tumult at the National Association for College Admission Counseling conference.

New study signals rethink of overseas education among India’s Gen Z

Cost and visa concerns are tempering overseas ambitions, an Emeritus survey finds, as international programs in India appeal to students weighing where and how to pursue a global e...

World's first intl vocational education standard developed under China's leadership

TIANJIN, China, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from China Daily:

TrustEd framework and consistent visa process should enhance Ireland’s position

Ireland remains well placed to attract international students, but uncertainty over visas and the implementation of new quality standards could shape its ability to capitalise on t...

Students are keeping their options open. Is the sector keeping up?

International students are weighing more options than ever, making flexibility, clarity and outcomes increasingly important to their decision-making, writes Simon Emmett. The post...

As English Testing Becomes Central to Global Education, CPS Global Builds a Complete Support Ecosystem for Test Takers

For a student preparing to study abroad, an English proficiency test can seem straightforward: choose an examination, book a date, prepare and submit the score. In practice, the ch...

ESAG publishes sector action plans for UK international education strategy

The UK’s Education Sector Advisory Group (ESAG) has published a series of sector action plans setting out proposed activity to support the delivery of the UK’s international educat...

International students contribute $5B annually as Malaysia climbs global education rankings

The presence of around 167,000 international students currently contributes approximately 20 billion MYR (US$5 billion) annually to Malaysia's economy through tuition fees, living...

Editor's Choice: In divided world, Western schools bring classrooms closer to Asian students

Universities need to do more to support international students

Internationalization is no longer an option for Korean universities but a necessity for their survival, as the nation’s higher education system faces an unprecedented structural tr...

How Educators Can Create Deeper Learning Through Global Experiences

Global learning connects classroom knowledge to real-world contexts, fostering deeper understanding and critical thinking. The post How Educators Can Create Deeper Learning Through...

Why a softer student market demands a connected education journey

As international student demand softens, a more connected approach to preparation, language, pathways and university guidance could help students navigate an increasingly complex j...

Three signals shaping Australian international education ahead of AIEC 2026

From slowing student growth and tighter visa settings to the rise of transnational education, Australia's international education sector is entering a new phase. Ahead of AIEC 2026...

New Zealand to help more schools recruit international students

New Zealand is investing up to NZ$2.5 million in a new support service designed to help more schools recruit, enrol and retain international students from 2027, as the government p...

Yeungnam Students Build English Skills and Connections at UNO

Twenty students from South Korea completed a four-week customized program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, strengthening their English communication skills while building la...

How International Students Can Choose the Right University in the USA: Programs, Costs and Opportunities

— Choosing a university in the USA involves more than finding a well-known institution. International students need to consider whether the program fits their academic goals, wheth...

ASA expands its horizons with new campuses and TNE approval

Choosing where to study is a significant decision. Students weigh up the courses, the institution, the city and what the experience might mean for their future, says John Iveson. T...

Sejong University to host International Student Future Higher Education Forum on Oct. 1

Sejong University will host the 8th International Student Future (ISF) Higher Education Forum at its Seoul campus on Oct. 1 to discuss ways to support international students in the...