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Donegal County Council has paved the way for a massive development in the heart of Letterkenny. The ambitious 240,000 square foot development, which will front onto Pearse Road, Port Road and Isle Lane, will include 154 student bedrooms, 13 apartments and a raft of office spaces and retail units.

Manchester City Council has approved the development, which is designed by architects Carson Sall and comprises a new build nine-storey block along with the refurbishment of an adjacent listed Georgian Villa overlooking Whitworth Park.

A former Durham bingo hall is set to be demolished to make way for a student accommodation scheme following a £1.85m property deal.

Almost 100,000 more school leavers in the UK could miss out on top A-level grades this year than last, an education expert has suggested,...

Winkelried noted some CRE owners are selling their prime assets since that's the only commercial real estate trading.

Christos Michalakelis, the project manager and president of Study in Greece – whose members now consist of all 24 public universities in Greece – spoke with The PIE News about what’s coming next for Greece’s international education sector.

The only German state to charge international students tuition fees across the board is set to drop them after a significant fall in recruitment.

DEİK Education Economy Business Council president İrfan Gündüz said last year that Turkey was aiming to increase the number of international students it hosted to 300,000 by 2023. In 2021/22, the country hosted a total of 260,289.

The number of international students recruited by universities in Scotland jumped by almost 40 per cent from 2020-21 to 2021-22, according to data published by the Scottish Funding Council.

The number of international students choosing bachelor degree programs at Danish universities is on the rise. Enrollment in bachelor degrees has increased by 43...