The strength of University of West Los Angeles’ supportive community
When Diana Xiaona Ding visited the United States in 2013 as a government-sponsored visiting scholar, she already had years of experience working in international education for China’s Ministry of Education.…
Shaun Carver, the International House at UC Berkeley
Describe yourself in three words or phrases. Empathetic, flexible and always learning. What do you like most about your job? Bringing people together. I love seeing residents and alumni from…
Australia’s Coalition pledges to scrap Temporary Graduate visas, cut student numbers
The Liberals and Nationals say the changes would reduce the number of temporary migrants in Australia by about 650,000 over four years, while students completing PhDs, studying health or education,…
Hong Kong International School: Celebrating 60 years of learning, service, and global understanding
Hong Kong International School (HKIS) turns 60 this school year, and the event series “Celebrating HKIS 60” opened with a Homecoming Week that filled the campus with alumni and former…
Mainland students fuel Hong Kong’s education boom
Hong Kong had 172,614 higher education students enrolled in 2024/25, up 12% from the previous year and 24% from 2019/20. Non-local enrolments rose even faster, reaching 88,949 – a 24%…
Transform your career with ESCP Business School’s MBA
Rhea Sakr didn’t want to choose between her career and her family. A 31-year-old French-Lebanese working mother of two, she’d been considering an MBA for a while but kept running…
Career-focused degrees at Management and Science University
In Shah Alam, Malaysia, just a half-hour drive from the capital city, Management and Science University (MSU) drives real-world impact through globally acclaimed research, ranging from sustainable coral preservation to…
Vanderbilt University: Training the engineers of tomorrow
When Minyi Sun flew from China to the U.S. to pursue the Master of Engineering (MEng) in Surgery and Intervention program at Vanderbilt University, she brought with her a clear…
The real cost of a US private college might surprise international families
At a college fair in Mexico, a mother walked right past Liz Nino’s booth. Nino, Executive Director of International Enrolment at Augustana College, asked why she wasn’t stopping. The mother…
In focus: How UK unis are staying under the 5% BCA threshold
It’s been a tough few months for UK universities. Not only has the concept of a university education come under repeated attack from the mainstream media, but many are grappling…
