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UK TNE’s next phase must be built with partners – not exported to them

Here are the five questions institutions should be asking themselves when setting up new transnational education (TNE) ventures, writes Stephanie Pitticas. The post UK TNE’s next p...

5 things we learned about multi-university campuses and TNE at The PIE Live Asia Pacific

Multi-university campus models are moving from concept to reality in Asia and TNE provision continues to grow, but panelists at The PIE Live Asia Pacific warned that some providers...

TNE Exploratory Grants 2026 | Up to £25,000 for Higher Education Partnerships

Higher education institutions seeking to strengthen international collaboration can now apply for the TNE Exploratory Grants 2026 under the Going Global Partnerships programme. The...

University of London Campus in Hyd, Northeastern University’s Offshore Campus at Future City,

Telangana steps up global education push as top universities explore campuses and programmes

UNESCO convention opens path to degree recognition and mobility among Arab states

Five countries are initially bound by the agreement, which sets common rules for recognising higher education qualifications and supporting mobility across the region. The post UNE...

UK universities urged to diversify Sub-Saharan Africa strategies

UK universities have been told to think broadly about new TNE opportunities and diversified recruitment models in Sub-Saharan Africa, as tighter compliance rules and policy changes...

Online learning puts Tanzania’s university quality systems to test

As universities increasingly turn to digital platforms to expand access to higher education, experts have warned that the rapid growth of online learning could undermine public con...

ECA strikes deal with Wuhan University to deliver Australian qualification in China

Education Centre of Australia (ECA) and Wuhan University (WHU) have signed an agreement to deliver ECA’s first Australian qualification in China, with students able to study for an...

UK unis join forces to offer study pathways for visa brake students

Nine UK universities are working alongside the NGO Mosaik Education to provide remote postgraduate study opportunities to international students from countries subject to a strict...

Small cohorts and premium fees put Indian IBCs to the test

New research points to modest initial scale, premium pricing and limited graduate outcome data, while universities and their partners argue that late approvals and an early-stage m...

Sponsored: When migration becomes the product, education loses its value

The international education sector is navigating one of its most significant periods of change in recent years. As policies evolve and student priorities shift, this is an opportun...

Korea lets universities set own language tests in latest internationalisation push

IEQAS-certified universities will be able to assess applicants' Korean proficiency themselves as Seoul seeks to widen access while tightening oversight of international recruitment...

The University Campus as a Borderlands? Transnational Campus Borderlands by Khaled A. Beydoun & Sheldon Evans

Many universities rely heavily on revenues from international students. The faculty dismissals at Illinois Institute of Technology was justified by the decline in international stu...

From off-the-shelf to co-created: what international education partnerships need to look like now

The most effective learning programs aren't delivered to partner organisations – they're built with them. The post From off-the-shelf to co-created: what international education pa...

QQI unveils first TrustEd Ireland Quality Mark recipients

Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) has announced the first English Language Education (ELE) providers authorised to use the TrustEd Ireland Quality Mark, a new statutory accr...

NCCU program weds language and learning

USKT to host international webinar on English in ASEAN Higher Education

Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia graduates in limbo after UK rule change

When S* enrolled at Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia (NUMed Malaysia) in the Southeast Asian nation, the British-born Pakistani student believed the five-year medical degree...

Learnis: A New International Network for Transformative Education is Born.

Three groups of companies from Italy, Spain and the United States unite in a new corporate network structure, strong of a 20-year shared method that converges under one masterbrand...

SCI supports education for 68,000 students worldwide

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...

Indians rethink study abroad, turn to higher education at home

New Zealand targets outcomes as international education demand accelerates

As demand spikes and public support holds firm, New Zealand’s international education sector has a crucial chance to show it can deliver real outcomes. The post New Zealand targets...

Korea rethinks higher education as regional labor shortages mount

Facing a shrinking domestic population and mounting labor shortages, Korea is pivoting its international education strategy. Instead of simply recruiting foreign students for unive...