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The recently appointed British Universities Minister, Bridget Phillipson MP, gave a major speech to diplomats from all around the world in which she reassured prospective overseas students, especially those from India about studying in the UK. In contrast to earlier administrations, Phillipson’s address emphasized the UK’s dedication to creating a friendly atmosphere for overseas students. […]

Raffles University in Malaysia intends to introduce a degree program that will be taught and evaluated only by artificial intelligence. The degree program was started after Professor Sasa Arsovski, dean of the university’s Faculty of AI and Robotics, created a platform known as MyAi Teaching Assistant. The university made the decision to introduce the world’s […]

Conducted by the College Board, the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) will undertake its August session examination on August 24. The registration for the same has already been started. SAT is important for students who want to be admitted in undergraduate courses primarily in colleges in the United States and Canada. Students who want to appear […]

Keir Starmer’s government is promising the globe that the new UK leadership will allow foreign students to study there, a departure from Rishi Sunak’s anti-immigration stance. “I wish to correct misconceptions regarding overseas students. I am aware that in the past, particularly from our predecessors, there have been conflicting messages from governments. Furthermore, foreign students […]

As part of the nation’s global strategy, Ireland’s leader, the Taioseach, has gathered a group of government officials to present a “joined up package” on international education, according to a representative of the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation, and Science’s Ireland international cooperation unit. A centrally managed global brand has the benefit […]