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Chinese enrolments in New Zealand are on track to eclipse their all-time peak. Yet Kiwi student numbers in China are “tiny” ...

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The University of Kent has begun a mass vaccine roll-out, with 5,000 students offered jabs to protect them against meningitis ...

Covid surge in international student numbers has ended, new data suggest, even though overseas enrolments in higher education are at record levels. Newly releas ...

Much of the uncertainty surrounds the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (Atec), which is operating in an interim ...

Ghent University is facing criticism over the appointment of a controversial philosopher, with more than 300 staff and students questioning whether his views on race are compatibl ...

Two proposed segments of the R&D Tax Incentive (RDTI) programme – a “premium” stream for fast-growth firms, and a voucher scheme for less innovative enterprises – could persuade business to treat ...