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Student groups at Alberta’s two largest universities are calling on the provincial government to introduce regulations on tuition fees paid

The German Academic Exchange Service or DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst) is set to face severe budget slashes, resulting in programmes

The diplomatic fissure between France and Australia caused by the new AUKUS alliance, together with a move to diversify within

It’s been a challenging few years for international students. From the pandemic to political unrest, many had to delay their

The Indian rupee touched an all-time low against the United States dollar this week, raising concerns for students looking to

I’m not sure if this will be the last AP post I make, but it sure seems that way, unless

A parliamentary committee has urged the government to “actively consider” allowing deemed universities in the country to use the term

Universities in England have pledged to reverse degree inflation for first-class degrees and 2.1s, returning the proportion of upper degree

As questions continue to remain unanswered about the accuracy of data that Columbia University submitted to US News & World

Due to COVID-19, many international students have refrained from studying abroad. The number of temporary student exchanges has also dropped

Institutions of higher education across the globe are facing unprecedented times. Whether the result of shifting world politics, institutional financial

At the core of the traditional higher education system is a degree. However, over the past decade, enrolment in four-year