
Destinations
Destinations on The Visa Term: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Germany.
Profiles

New Zealand's education exports hit NZ$5 billion in 2026
New Zealand's international education export earnings reached nearly NZ$5 billion for the year ending June 2026, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

UWA targets 200 students for new India
The University of Western Australia expects to enrol up to 200 students at its new Mumbai and Chennai campuses by year-end, offering Australian degrees in

ILAC Education Group in Canada files for bankruptcy
Major Canadian language school operator ILAC has filed for bankruptcy, impacting at least 1,000 international students.

University of North Carolina expands study
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's College of Arts & Sciences now offers over 330 study abroad programs, with nearly one-third of its

Experts urge partnerships amid global
Sector leaders warn that synchronized immigration tightening in the UK, US, Australia, and Canada requires proactive strategies, not waiting.

Australia cancels Graduate Diploma of Management Learning
The Australian government has used new powers to block all new international student enrolments in the Graduate Diploma of Management Learning, citing

Canada faces calls for probe after CBSA
Amnesty International and other groups demand an investigation after Canada Border Services Agency officers checked immigration status at a student protest

Universities Australia seeks concessions for students
Universities Australia is urging the government to provide concession cards to all domestic students and equal public transport discounts for international

New Zealand's international education earnings near $5
New Zealand's international education export earnings have recovered to $4.295 billion in 2025, approaching pre-pandemic levels with fewer students.

New Zealand bucks global ELT decline with 11% student growth
A new report shows global English Language Teaching student weeks fell 23% in 2025, but New Zealand was a rare bright spot, growing student numbers and

Australia forecasts 4% drop in new
A new analysis projects a decline in international higher education commencements in Australia for 2026, driven by policy changes affecting visa fees, work

Former Malawi Attorney General on UK Study Value
Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda, Malawi's former attorney general, says his UK master's degree was directly relevant to his career and that UK qualifications are

QS Forecasts Major Shifts for Indian Students Abroad by 2030
A new QS report projects the UK will overtake Canada and the US as the top destination for Indian students by 2030, with Germany set to nearly double its

International Students Net Fiscal Gain for Netherlands
A CPB report finds international students are a net fiscal benefit over their lifetimes, with non-EEA university graduates contributing an average of

US outbound study interest stabilizes above pre-2024 levels
A new report from Voyage indicates US student interest in studying abroad has corrected from a 2024-2025 peak but remains elevated, with Japan overtaking the United Kingdom as the second most-searched destination.

UK universities face scrutiny
The death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday prompts sector-wide reflection on university leadership, decision-making, and the consistent

Canada Invests $500M to Recruit 64 Top
Canada's industry minister announced a CAD$500 million investment to recruit 64 global research chairs, with 48 coming from the US.

University of Manitoba Graduate Programs
The University of Manitoba promotes its graduate programs, emphasizing flexible formats, experiential learning, and a supportive community.

Minerva Project launches global university
The Minerva Project is launching a global university system to scale its higher education model, aiming to reach hundreds of millions of students worldwide

Canada study visa: ways to fund your degree
International students can pursue studies in Canada through scholarships, government programmes, part-time work, and online courses to reduce costs

US colleges roll out 90-credit three-year degrees
American institutions are offering 90-credit bachelor’s programmes in 26 states, cutting a year off study and potentially saving up to $20,000 per student.

Canada’s Recruitment: Six Enrollment Gaps
Recruitment teams across Canada are working harder than ever, yet new student arrivals fell 61% last year, below even COVID levels. A strategic enrolment audit at Capilano University reveals six key gaps that institutions must address to reverse the trend.

Australia warns of fallout from cutting international student numbers
Universities Australia chair Carolyn Evans cautioned that sharply reducing international student enrolments could damage universities, the economy, tourism and diplomatic ties, and urged stronger protection of university autonomy.

Breakthrough in Quantum Technology for Secure Communication
MIT engineers have developed a small room-temperature device that generates paired radio waves, enabling secure wireless communication and advanced radar without relying on bulky cooling equipment.

Indian Student Thrives in Germany After Overcoming Initial Challenges
An English literature student from India shares her experience of studying in Germany, from initial struggles to eventual success

Visa Uncertainty and Affordability Top Concerns for International Students in 2026
A new survey of education agents reveals that international students are increasingly anxious about visa policies and affordability, leading them to consider alternative study destinations or staying home. The 2026 Navitas Agent Perception Survey highlights growing concerns about financial strain, academic support, and the impact of AI on career prospects.

3 Global Leaders in Civil Engineering Innovation
Study Abroad highlights three top universities pushing the boundaries of civil engineering innovation.

Canada Ends International Student PGWP Protest After Immigration Checks
A 22-day protest by international graduates challenging post-study work permit refusals has ended in Calgary after immigration officers identified 12 attendees as “possibly inadmissible” to Canada.








