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UK transnational education enrolments surge across China, Vietnam, and Malaysia

Enrolments in U.K. transnational education (TNE) programs continued to grow strongly across East Asia in 2024/25, with robust gains recorded in China, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Myanma...

Why are TNE approvals surging in China?

China's Ministry of Education approved 219 new Transnational Education (TNE) partnerships in its latest approval round at the end of May, the highest annual level of approvals sinc...

TNE drives UK export growth as international enrolment revenue slows

The UK's total education exports grew modestly in 2024 to reach £36.7 billion, as the government eyes its target of £40 billion by the end of the decade. The post TNE drives UK ex...

Pakistan broadens TNE eligibility under new reforms

New HEC framework expands access for specialist institutions, formalises dual and joint degree programs and tightens oversight of international collaborations. The post Pakistan br...

Teacher roles, long-term care access expanded for foreign nationals

Vietnam’s higher education ambitions gather pace

Vietnam is seeking to shift from a major outbound student market to an international study destination, driven by policy reform, English-medium growth and expanding TNE partnership...

Student mobility is a global win – how education finance enables it 

In an increasingly interconnected higher education ecosystem, student mobility is also a story of access. As India continues to emerge as a major source of outbound students, educa...

Higher Education in Tonga

Historically, Tongan students always had to go to school in person. For college students, that meant attending one of the two accredited universities in Tonga – the University of t...

Cost-Effective Education Solutions for International Students

Education knows no borders, and neither does Educ8 SA. International students seeking flexible, affordable, and high-quality programs can now access […] The post Cost-Effective Edu...

Cardiff Met Expands Global Reach With Egypt Partnership

Cardiff Metropolitan University has announced a new Transnational Education (TNE) partnership with The British University in Egypt (BUE), strengthening its international presence a...

International education at the heart of UK-China collaboration

The inaugural UK-China Business Awards highlighted the increasingly important role that international education plays in shaping the future of relations between the two countries....

From experience to connection: international students shaping dialogue across cultures in T�rkiye

For many international students, studying abroad extends well beyond academic life. It involves learning new languages, building relationships, and gradually developing a sense of...

Int’l students face cost, confusion and access barriers in English testing

UKCISA research involving around 750 students found cost and access barriers, confusion over accepted English language qualifications, and concerns that language tests do not fully...

Irish ELT providers hail new rules for language students moving to HE

ELT providers in Ireland have welcomed a new measure that lets eligible international students stay in the country between completing an English language program and progressing to...

More than just a study destination – Malaysia is a second home

The world is sending more students abroad than ever before. But where they choose to go, and why they stay, is changing. Novie Tajuddin, CEO of Education Malaysia Global Services (...

“Open campuses, joint degrees”: Canada envoy signals India push

Canada’s high commissioner to India says Canadian institutions are preparing for a deeper presence in India through branch campuses, joint degrees and talent partnerships, as the t...

Erasmus+ to replace Turing and Taith as sector calls for best of both

As the UK winds down Turing and Taith in favour of a more generously funded Erasmus+, stakeholders say the transition must preserve the former schemes' successes.  The post Erasmus...

Southern Cross offers TAFE graduates fast-track route into university degrees

Southern Cross University has become the latest Australian institution to offer TAFE graduates a quicker and cheaper route into higher education, with eligible students able to ent...

Pact brings fresh hope for Tanzanian students

The Dar es Salaam University College of Education and Global Education Link have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening career guidance services and expa...

The Korea Times launches K-universities, global platform for Korean higher education

The Korea Times on Tuesday launched K-universities, a new global platform designed to showcase the international competitiveness and strengths of Korean higher education. The platf...

ETS acquires ACT in major US education assessment deal

Global testing giant ETS has today acquired ACT, the organisation behind America's standardised college admissions test. The post ETS acquires ACT in major US education assessment...

The next ELT leader in your country may not be today’s biggest name

"Some opportunities arrive before the market has a name for them, and English language preparation is standing at one of those moments," writes TCYonline's Mukta Gogia. The post T...

Nepal ramps up oversight of education consultancies

Nepali authorities are tightening oversight of education consultancies following fraud allegations and police raids, as stakeholders call for stronger regulation and greater transp...

15 years of University of London education in Vietnam

Academic programs offered through the University of London have been available in Vietnam for more than 15 years, providing local students with access to internationally recognized...