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Geneva English School to open secondary school

Set to open later this year, the secondary school comes when demand for international school places in Geneva is high, figures from ISC

International student spending on fees and living expenses has multiplied from $356.2m to $1.4bn (73.1 roubles) over the last decade,

Clearly, it’s a boom time for the sector and, consequently, hospitality schools are taking in students from an ever wider

The partnership, which was announced last month, will see international students enrol in the pathway programme to improve their English

The impact of exiting the European Union on higher education inquiry, which was launched in September last year, received 191

These were some of the talking points at this month’s QS-Wharton Reimagine Education conference held in Philadelphia this month. Universities need

Both part time MBA and distance MBA are opted for by working professionals who wish to pursue the degree without

Speaking at the second International Symposium on Language Testing and Appraisal in Hangzhou, China, Vice Minister of Education Lin Huiqing said the

This was the message at a recent event held by international student services and advocacy organisations ISANA International Education Association in

In addition, EU students who are in the UK when Brexit occurs should be exempt from changes to immigration status