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

The closure of a domestic pathway that helped prepare Koreans for overseas study means recruitment from the country will get harder, says Kyuseok Kim

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...


Anti-war group that helps people avoid conscription sees requests leap after Kremlin campaign to recruit students into the military

Even though defaulting debtors risk arrest at the airport, ‘campaigns’ to recover student loans net surprisingly meagre returns


IIT Madras branches out as AI takes ever more important role in hospitals, but experts warn it could face many obstacles to achieving ambition

Sector’s worsening financial situation laid bare by new analysis conducted as part of wide-ranging review of university system

With its leadership team and political support gone, a proposed flagship research institution in Saudi Arabia is set to ‘quietly fade away’, experts believe

Dependants and visa-hoppers reportedly in the frame of looming crackdown, as rejection rates remain at near-record levels

AI use is being framed as a binary of permitted or cheating, when for second-language writers it is a question of learning, says Özgür Çelik

Just a quarter of those earning average UK salary 10 years after repayments kick in predicted to pay off their Plan 2 loans in full

Public institution to become autonomous company within wider private education group

Long-delayed financial statement shows institution cut staff expenditure and brought in more grants to offset recruitment woes
