Irish citizenship reforms ‘may hit overseas student recruitment’
Longer path to residency brings country into line with rest of Europe, but may not be welcomed by Indian learners
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Top scientists lead growing exodus of Chinese academics from US
Funding uncertainty and heightened scrutiny of China are some of the factors prompting Chinese researchers to leave the US in their thousands
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‘Checkmate’ looms for traditional tests amid AI glasses epidemic
New Zealand case ‘the tip of the iceberg’, and banning the technology will not solve the assessment problem, expert warns
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English language test ban in Iran ‘unfair and counterproductive’
Iranian students hoping to study abroad impacted as US sanctions prevent companies like ETS and DuoLingo operating
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Is the sky the limit for Asian international student recruitment?
Amid an anglophone crackdown on overseas enrolments, several East Asian nations have set and surpassed ambitious recruitment targets of their own. But are they getting what they want from those...
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Australia mulls funding for Horizon Europe applicants
After belatedly associating with the world’s biggest research funding scheme, authorities are keen to ensure success
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Korea’s pipeline into Western universities is getting narrower
The closure of a domestic pathway that helped prepare Koreans for overseas study means recruitment from the country will get harder, says Kyuseok Kim
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‘Islands of internationalisation’ risk as central Asian hubs grow
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan urged to ensure domestic universities and research systems benefit from branch campus push
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Have Schwarzman scholarships helped change views on China?
Prestigious programme that has brought international scholars to Tsinghua for past 10 years aims to foster ‘more nuanced view’ of Eastern giant – despite ever-changing geopolitics
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‘Mismatched ambitions’: Stanford exits South Korean global campus
Elite US institution pulls plug on research centre in troubled internationalisation hub
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‘No easy way to deal with it’: Taiwan enrolments to slump again
Country projected to lose another quarter of first-year entrants in 16 years, with international students unlikely to fill the gaps
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Asia embraces philosophy and AI courses
Universities are fusing the world’s oldest discipline with one of its newest innovations. But ensuring a balance between learning technical skills and tackling big questions takes work
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‘Dirty politics’ dividing Bangladesh’s top universities
Backers of current government accused of a ‘witch-hunt’ for urging institutions to take action against alleged supporters of previous regime
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UK student visas down again ahead of crucial recruitment period
Numbers drop 11 per cent compared with this time last year as stricter UK government immigration policies take effect
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US ‘no longer place students want to go’ after latest visa rules
Restrictions on length of study and sky-high cost of staying to work pushing more students into considering alternative destinations