International student suicides in South Korea ‘heartbreaking’
Suicide accounts for nearly one in five deaths among international students in Korea, calling into question the welfare support afforded to foreigners
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Mega-summit’s move from US must herald bigger global shift
Kudos to the Academy of Management for holding its conference in Europe, but it must further broaden its horizons and its leadership, says Sorin Krammer
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Order for Afghan medical students to leave Pakistan ‘destroys hope’
Pakistan orders Afghan medical and dental students to return home as war between the countries rages on
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News Talks podcast: What the new science minister means for UK research
We discuss how Chris McDonald is progressing in his role as minister for science, and whether his appointment signals a major change in direction for research activities in UK universities
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Can AI patients improve medical training?
One Hong Kong university has rolled out a Cantonese-trained, AI-driven virtual elderly client for teaching social workers
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Monash’s Italian outpost is beyond Australia’s European horizon
The first stand-alone Australian university base in Europe has flourished since opening 25 years ago today
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News Talks podcast: Asia’s rising international student recruitment
We discuss how as Western countries have tightened their stances on international student recruitment, Asian countries have been quietly capitalising on these changes in student behaviour
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Trump’s four-year student visa cap blocked in courts
The judge’s ruling could be overturned in the higher courts, but international education experts are encouraged by the last-minute stay
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Malaysian female liberal arts college addresses ‘critical gaps’
First leadership college of its kind in region aims to ‘uplift women’ through critical thinking and personal development, says vice-chancellor
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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