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Challenges posed by the rising cost of living are positioning Denmark as an increasingly attractive alternative to traditional study destinations, despite ongoing housing challenges. Higher...

Rising enrolment numbers, strategic government initiatives, and expanding English-taught programs are positioning France as a rising competitor to traditional ‘Big 4’ study destinations. Higher Education...

Growing numbers of international students are turning to Germany for their study abroad experience. The latest figures from the German Academic Exchange Service show that international...

A $40 million housing project designed to support international students is under construction in Myrtle Beach, aiming to alleviate seasonal housing shortages and sustain the area’s tourism industry.

Australia will introduce a cap on the number of new international students it accepts, as it tries to reduce overall migration to pre-pandemic levels. The nation has one of the biggest international student markets in the world, but the number of new enrolments will be limited to 270,000 for 2025.

South Korea's plans to attract 300,000 international students by 2027 will see expanded measures aimed at improving post-graduation work and migration opportunities introduced in...

The new Labour government will maintain the graduate route so international students can come and study “with certainty and confidence”, the secretary of state for education Bridget Phillipson has said.

While Australia, Canada, and the UK are tightening policy settings around international students, Ireland has been quietly working to position itself as a destination...

OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Marc Miller says international students will be able to work off-campus up to 24 hours per week starting in September.

International students make up just 4 per cent of Australia’s rental market and are not to blame for the housing crisis.