News
University of East London has opened a new university in the USA
The British university University of East London (UEL) has opened a private university, UEL USA, in Florida, USA: this gives American students the opportunity to obtain British qualifications without...
British universities now teach more students remotely than offline — for the first time in history
TNE (Transnational Education) is the opportunity to study accredited university programs without traveling to the country where the university is actually located. Essentially, it's well-organized...
Australia has tightened student visa rules
As early as October 2, 2026, new restrictions for international students came into force in Australia. We've highlighted the main changes for you.
The UK simplifies entry for Erasmus+ participants
In 2027, the UK plans to return to the Erasmus+ programme — moreover, it will make entry conditions more convenient for foreign participants!
Chinese universities are reducing the number of humanities programs due to the spread of AI
Chinese universities are massively revising their list of degree programs: enrollment in humanities, language, and creative fields is being cut, while new specialties related to AI are being launched...
Malvern College launches football program with Chelsea FC
The prestigious private boarding school Malvern College can now offer teenagers one of the best football programs in the country, as their partner has become the renowned Chelsea FC! What's more,...
Oxford Royale Academy is changing its name and expanding its international programs
The well-known educational provider Oxford Royale Academy is now called Academy Royale International (ARI). The company plans to expand beyond Oxford (keeping it, however, as its main hub) and introdu...
Hong Kong is planning to open a new economic and educational district — Northern Metropolis
Northern Metropolis is already developing in the north of Hong Kong, envisioned by the authorities as one of the largest centers for economy, education, business, and technology in Asia, a locomotive...
The international language network ILAC has closed
Following the high-profile closure of the EC network came no less shocking news: on September 18, Canada's ILAC Education Group announced that it was ceasing operations. Both companies had be...
Bloomberg Businessweek names the world's best business schools
Bloomberg Businessweek has published its ranking of the world's best business schools for the 2026/27 academic year. The ranking includes 98 institutions with programs conducted in English (predom...
Enrollment in top educational institutions abroad, September 2026, Part 2
Let us tell you about a few more of our students' successes: some of the admissions are from last year, so the students have already had an opportunity to form their own opinion of the instit...
St Andrew's College Language Schools opens a branch in Málaga
The language network St Andrew's College Language Schools is opening a summer center for children and teenagers in Málaga: holiday courses in English and Spanish will be available there.
Canada has raised the amount required to obtain a student visa
To obtain a study permit in Canada, foreign nationals must demonstrate that they have a certain amount of money in their account — and the requirements for this amount have now increased signifi...
American business schools top the global MBA rankings once again
In the updated QS Global MBA and Business Master’s Rankings, US business schools have once again taken the lead:
MIT Sloan: top results in the Employability and Thought Leadership categori...
The US has developed an AI safety standard for schools
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT), the United Federation of Teachers (UFT), and Microsoft have announced the adoption of the «National AI Safety and Privacy Standard». The document...
One of the largest digital archives spoke out against scanning books for AI
The open online archive Anna’s Archive is calling on volunteers around the world to help digitize and preserve rare and limited-edition books. The archive's specialists are alarmed: too ofte...