Australia’s chancellors join university peak body as governance rules tighten
Australia’s university chancellors and vice-chancellors will be represented within a single national body after universities voted to bring both groups together under Universities Australia (UA). The change expands UA’s role…
US overtakes UK in soft power as more world leaders educated in America
The findings come in the 10th anniversary edition of the Soft-Power Index published by Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and Cambridge University Press & Assessment, which tracks where serving world…
How to study medicine abroad for international students
Medicine has long been considered one of the most respected and stable career paths a person can choose. The demand for qualified doctors is as high as ever, too, with the gap between…
Inside Radley College: 800 acres to learn, play, and grow
Every school has its own idea of what education should achieve. At Radley College, that idea dates back to 1847, when its founders, inspired by the Oxford Movement within the…
An innovation and technology degree for builders to lead
We may be living through the next industrial revolution — except this time, it’s driven by artificial intelligence, data, and emerging technologies. This leaves ambitious professionals with a critical question:…
Make your mark in performing and visual arts
At the University of Northern Colorado’s (UNC) College of Performing and Visual Arts (PVA), students gain the professional skills needed to build thriving careers, with guidance from experienced faculty like…
Why Aryan Khan and other Bollywood’s nepo babies go to uni
At the University of Southern California (USC), Aryan Khan was a nobody in a sea of nearly 50,000 students. He walked among talented future world-changers, the kind who help unhoused…
Let your Hogwarts house point you in the right career path
We’ve all dreamed of that magical day when the owl arrives at our house with a Hogwarts acceptance letter. The excitement as you head to Diagon Alley to shop for…
Why families should look to the Caucasus for a hospitality education
If you ask around about where to study hospitality, you almost always get the same answers; usually Switzerland first, maybe Spain, Italy, or the Netherlands if they’re looking elsewhere. For…
ESAG publishes sector action plans for UK international education strategy
The plans have been developed by ESAG’s core members in collaboration with organisations across the education sector and all four UK nations. They set out areas for collective action, partnership…
