France is keen to welcome back international students

As higher education destinations consider opening their doors to international students, France takes the lead.

How COVID19 disrupted my life as a student at Babson College

What happens when your college suddenly shuts down due to a pandemic and you have to scramble to fly home? Hundreds of thousands of students have had that experience this year. We spoke to one of them about being in the eye of this storm.

US sees a 66% decline in enrolment for first-time Indian graduates

US universities are seeing a sharp decline in their biggest international markets – China and India, according to new data published by the Council of Graduate Schools.

Harvard and MIT sue Trump administration over US visa rules hostile to international students

Harvard President says the visa move's "cruelty is only surpassed by its recklessness."

How to Foster Creative Thinking in Online Classrooms

How are students coping with the shift to digital? Will campus-based learning become irrelevant? Do educators still matter? Dr. Belliappa weighs in on important questions raised by the pandemic.

Top Canadian university scientists achieve a breakthrough in coronavirus vaccine effort

Thanks to nimble collaboration, the team was able to isolate the SARS-CoV-2 virus in a biosafety level 3 containment facility.

Australia is not putting international students first when it comes to travel rules

Sports persons and others are being allowed to enter Australia, but international students remain in limbo.

Canada, Australia and New Zealand to increase their shares of the international student market in 2021

Ernst & Young report predicts that COVID19 will redistribute international student flow.

Indian students scramble to fly home as US colleges switch to remote classes due to coronavirus outbreak

With colleges shutting down abruptly, foreign students from far-away places like India navigate a logistics nightmare to chart their way home.

Chaos, Creativity and Calm: Online Learning in Times of COVID

Although the move to incorporating more online learning in college classrooms has been a topic of discussion for some years now, Shoma Chakrwarty, Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Maniben Nanavati Women’s College, Mumbai never imagined it would land up on her doorstep the way it did during the lockdown.