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The University of Kent has chosen Oxford International Education Group as a partner to help increase international recruiting and improve global reputation by establishing UK IC. In order to do this, OIEG stated that it will assist the university in implementing its global engagement strategy, providing it with valuable insights into the diverse needs of […]

In a historic transaction valued at US$39 million, Navitas sold Studylink, a programme for foreign student applications, to financial behemoth Flywire. Reports says that, Flywire is attempting to expand the growth of its market share in the Australian education payments industry while also “enhancing the value it provides to its global client, agent, and payer […]

Under the direction of the nation’s minister of education, an Australian delegation comprising leaders in higher education is visiting Indonesia and India. Jason Clare is visiting India for the second time this year as part of the government’s efforts to “strengthen” ties in the field of education between the two nations. Clare will co-chair the annual […]

In the areas of higher education and general education, Finland will work with Kerala. Finland’s educational system is renowned for being the greatest in the world. It will collaborate with Kerala in the areas of pre-primary education and care, technical education, teacher exchange programmes, science and math instruction, and the grading scheme for different phases […]

In order to guarantee that students receive the greatest experience possible when using an International Education Mark, the new regulations are intended to emphasise which programmes have fulfilled national quality standards. Since at least 2017, there have been discussions on the possibility of a statutory quality mark. The nation’s new International Education and Innovation Strategy, […]