The brain detox hack you need before your 8 a.m. class
Struggle to get your eight-hour sleep in at night? Been a lifelong insomniac, and tried every single remedy — sleeping pills, exercise, breathing techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy, white noise —…
Universities are talking to students. Students are talking to AI
A 17-year-old in Berlin or Seoul deciding where to study abroad no longer starts with a brochure. She opens ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, types “best universities in Europe for business…
From refusals to looming restrictions: Five things we learned about Australia at EAIE
Here are five takeaways from Honeywood’s Australia briefing at the Glasgow conference: 1. Refusal rates turn student visas into a “lottery“ Honeywood highlighted the current reality for two major source countries –…
Why a softer student market demands a connected education journey
International education is commonly organised around separate products: test preparation, English tuition, academic pathways and university applications. Students, however, experience one journey, often beginning years before an overseas application. Families…
US institutions dominate global MBA rankings
For the first time, MIT Sloan has been crowned the world’s best MBA, followed by Harvard Business School, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Penn (Wharton) and Cambridge (Judge), rounding out the top…
UK boarding schools putting character and belonging before test scores
Young people are growing up in unprecedented times. A pandemic a few years ago. Social media and AI upending life, learning, and relationships as we know them. An “epidemic of…
Number of new international grad students soars in Canada
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) says it issued 6,455 new grad students permits in the second quarter of 2026, the latest period for which data is available. That compares…
4 universities shaping the future of acoustical engineering
Sound shapes more of your daily life than you realise. Every time you’re at a cinema or enjoying a quiet ride in a fast car, you’re experiencing the power of…
EAIE: National strategies sharpen focus on talent, but autonomy stays non‑negotiable
For the UK, the language has shifted away from headline student targets, but not away from internationalisation as a strategic lever. “Internationalisation needs to be seen as a strategic enabler,…
US colleges restrict internships as CPT rules tighten
In another knock to America’s education-to-workforce pipeline, colleges across the US are tightening restrictions around Curricular Practical Training (CPT), following multiple warnings from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) last month. In two broadcast messages on August 12 and August 24,…
