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Finland has significantly tightened requirements for foreign applicants
The Finnish authorities plan to extensively revise migration rules concerning international students from countries outside the EU and the European Economic Area. The changes are aimed at ensuring tha...
New Zealand attracts foreign university graduates by issuing full-fledged work visas
For many students, studying abroad is not only a degree of international standard, but also an opportunity to gain their first professional experience in the country of study. That is why post-graduat...
Spain changes student assessment system due to neural networks
Not long ago, the key skills of a successful student were considered to be the ability to find information, write quality essays, and memorize material well. Today, much of this can be done in seconds...
The United Kingdom is returning to the Erasmus+ program!
After six years of absence, the United Kingdom will once again become a participant in one of Europe's largest educational programs: from 2027, the country will resume its partnership with Erasmus...
Australia suspends the opening of new schools and new courses for foreigners for one year
Australian authorities have announced significant changes to the regulation of international education: for the coming year, the country is suspending the acceptance of applications for the opening of...
Sidmouth International School is now in the Hello! Exmouth group
In the southwest of England — a new partnership that will expand opportunities for international students planning to study English in the United Kingdom. Language schools Hello! Exmouth and Sid...
A major British student housing provider is closing
The British student accommodation market has faced yet another change: the company Britannia Student Services, which had worked with international students for many years, announced the beginning of v...
Enrollment in top educational institutions abroad, June 2026, part 1
The world can go as crazy as it wants — we, no matter what, will do our work: with quality, diligence, and efficiency. We are happy to share today the achievements of those who entrusted their f...
Ulster University and Oxford International together open the School of International Education
A new learning format for international students is launching in Northern Ireland. Ulster University and Oxford International have announced a long-term partnership, as part of which a School of Inter...
Freeda Language Space now belongs to Sagitter Training
A new major merger in the international education market: the British company Sagitter Training has acquired the network of language schools Freeda Language Space in Barcelona and plans to actively de...
The Wall Street Journal: «Students started getting A's more often because they all use ChatGPT»
American universities are increasingly encountering an unexpected effect of ChatGPT's popularity — students have started receiving noticeably more excellent grades. Moreover, this is not abo...
Costly but Worth It? Why Most U.S. Students Still Believe in College Degrees
The rising cost of higher education in the United States has become one of those problems that gets argued a lot, in recent years. Tuition costs keep going up, student loan debt still stays at record...
Princeton University changes its exam format for the first time in 130+ years — all because of AI
Even the most conservative universities in the world are beginning to revise their rules due to the development of artificial intelligence. Princeton University, one of the oldest universities in the...
The winners of the Duolingo-2026 competition have been announced
An unusual educational experiment took place in the United Kingdom once again, bringing together politics, universities, and a love of languages. The initiative was organized by Duolingo in partnershi...
King's College London merges with Cranfield University
One of the most notable mergers in recent years is being prepared in British higher education: King’s College London and Cranfield University have agreed to merge in order to become a major acad...
India tightens rules for branches of foreign universities on its territory
In India, the rules of the game for international university campuses are changing: a name or brand alone is no longer enough — what comes to the fore are real student outcomes, industry connect...
France wants to attract talented students (while raising prices for higher education)
France is changing its approach to international education, focusing not just on increasing the number of foreign students, but on attracting talented specialists in priority directions for the countr...
French universities are raising prices for all non-EU students
France has long been considered one of the most affordable countries in Europe for higher education, especially for students from countries outside the EU: even studying at prestigious public universi...
IDP Education opens new language courses in Malaysia
Choosing a country for studying abroad is no longer limited to classic options like the UK or America: students are increasingly looking for a balance between quality of education, cost, and career pr...
Asian universities are already competing on equal terms with British ones
For many years, the United Kingdom remained one of the main destinations for students from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, but the situation is gradually changing: according to Keystone data, interes...