UK universities must show international students that there is value in the UK study experience
The UK’s higher education industry is still measuring pandemic’s impact on student recruitment. In the future, better marketing may buoy the sector
After an uncertain year, US universities are hopeful about the new era of digital student recruitment
US and Canadian universities – like institutions across the globe – faced huge disruption to international student recruitment during the pandemic. But there may be some shoots of hope
How the arts can evolve to thrive in the modern world
Responding to the rapidly transforming challenges of our time, King’s College London is expanding areas within its Faculty of Arts and Humanities
How Australian universities can appeal to international students
Industry leaders discuss the issues facing the Australian higher education sector, and what practical measures could be taken to boost its international student intake
An academic model for excellence in applied science
How innovation in teaching and research is driving King’s College London’s pursuit of society‑focused technologies in engineering and informatics
Preparing students for the fourth industrial revolution
Can blended learning provide solutions to some of the biggest societal challenges in India?
How admission reform can help universities boost internationalisation
As Indian higher education institutions seek to attract more international students, evolving methods of assessment may hold the key to widening their reach
Using data science to power the UAE’s future
Zayed University has launched a number of new programmes and laboratories to meet the growing interest in data science and artificial intelligence