Crizac agrees Inova deal to expand Mexican, European reach
Crizac has agreed to acquire 100% of Inova Consultancy Limited, known as Inova Education, as the student recruitment platform expands its operations in Mexico and Europe. The proposed acquisition, through…
Sudanese students to appeal after UK court upholds visa brake
Sudanese students affected by the UK government’s study visa “brake” are preparing to appeal after the High Court ruled in favour of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, according to Sudan Scholars…
New visa limits threaten US college revenues
Changes to immigration policy – namely the administration’s final rule ending duration of status – could decrease international enrolments and “increase revenue risks” for some institutions, Fitch said in a statement last week. It warned of…
Four in five Indian study-abroad aspirants plan to return home
More than four in five surveyed Indian study-abroad aspirants expect to return home after completing their education, according to new research suggesting overseas degrees are not necessarily tied to plans…
Choate Rosemary Hall: Answering families’ top questions
Choate Rosemary Hall, founded in 1890, has more than 130 years of experience in preparing students for a changing world. The boarding and day school in Wallingford, Connecticut, welcomes high…
What did Bezos and Liverpool’s new investors study?
A consortium — a group of investors pooling their money to buy something together — including Jeff Bezos, is reportedly closing in on a deal to acquire a roughly one-third stake…
I’m a computing student but I study medicine in my free time
Name: Manail Fatima Amjad Ali Nationality: Pakistan Current residence: United Arab Emirates Programme: BSc (Hons) Computing Institution: University of Suffolk The following interview has been edited for clarity. Why do you still…
Bring change with U of A Chemical and Materials Engineering
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Three diverse schools in Asia shaping global citizens
Is diversity important in classrooms? When researchers combined 79 studies covering more than 56,000 students, they found a consistent pattern: when schools treat different backgrounds as something to learn from,…
From experience to evidence: the new challenge for higher education leaders
Most senior leaders make decisions by drawing on years of valuable experience. They recognise patterns, anticipate change and often have a strong instinct for how markets, organisations and people are…
