‘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

Country projected to lose another quarter of first-year entrants in 16 years, with international students unlikely to fill the gaps

Backers of current government accused of a ‘witch-hunt’ for urging institutions to take action against alleged supporters of previous regime

Numbers drop 11 per cent compared with this time last year as stricter UK government immigration policies take effect

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

Restrictions on length of study and sky-high cost of staying to work pushing more students into considering alternative destinations

Hong Kong investment company scheme to concentrate on funding students to attend top Asian universities instead

We discuss why a leaked exam paper sparked mass protest in India, culminating in the resignation of a government minister and the promise of reform

More international higher education students are obtaining visas from within Australia, as government puts up the shutters to fresh entrants

Forcing Chinese nationals to identify themselves to institutional IT systems publicly stamps them as risks to be monitored, says Hu Chao

Institutions must contextualise teaching and research rather than copying what happens in the West, argues head of Asia School of Business

With China losing interest, India following suit and Nepal and Bangladesh routinely denied visas, universities’ overseas recruitment prospects look increasingly bleak