More stability beckons for Australian international education
Analyst predicts end to enrolment uncertainty despite pressure on South Asia, onshore demand and postgraduate programmes
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Coventry plans second Kazakhstan campus in Almaty
University expands presence in Central Asia after growing first capital city site from 95 students to 428
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World University Rankings by Subject 2026: results announced
Asian universities achieve new milestones in STEM subjects, but they are rising fastest in humanities and social sciences, reports Patrick Jack
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As others cool on internationalisation, Greece can become a hotspot
With a thoughtful strategy, Greece could become a leading Mediterranean destination for those seeking European qualifications, says Ianis Matsoukas
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International education risk ratings revised again in Australia
Visa applications from the subcontinent go under the microscope, as Canberra finalises measures to combat onshore poaching
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German universities reluctant to join India campus boom
Politicians target closer research collaboration between two countries but campuses unlikely to follow, given funding constraints
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China aims for ‘quality’ overseas students with admissions exam
Experts say introduction of compulsory test for all undergraduate courses shows country’s shifting approach to internationalisation
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World University Rankings 2027: time to submit your data
Universities can now participate in the flagship research-focused rankings, as well as the league table focused on interdisciplinary research
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Exposure, not ability, divides the global scientific community
Our symposium illustrates the contribution that students outside the scientific mainstream could make if given the chance, says Iván Moya
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China investors bet on Malaysia campus despite steep competition
New city-like development planned in Kuala Lumpur’s suburbs complete with fledgling institution headed up by former Nottingham Malaysia CEO
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Does Russia’s militarised system herald the future of HE?
It might be an extreme example but elsewhere, too, universities are being reimagined as state safeguards, say Maguatcher Jeremie and Chen Bateer
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While we worry about plagiarism, AI coaches suicide. Here’s how to respond
We need a holistic approach that teaches students not just to use AI but to survive its psychological terrain, say Sean McMinn and Nick McIntosh
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Indian branch campuses will not fill Australia’s looming China gap
Universities have 10 years to prepare for China’s demographic crunch. They need to start now, say Craig Jeffrey, Michael Simmonds and Donald Speagle
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Brexit led UK scholars to seek funding from China, study finds
Collaboration between British and Chinese scholars has increased over the past decade in the wake of the UK’s departure from the European Union
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Course on K-pop star ‘signals rise of serious academic subject’
The University of Southern California launches module dedicated to Korean musician G-Dragon as academics report rising interest in non-Western cultures among students