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Australia lifts foreign student cap to 295,000 and prioritizes Southeast Asia

Australia lifts foreign student cap to 295,000 and prioritizes Southeast Asia

  • Limits on places were announced last year as a way to rein in record migration that had contributed to a surge in housing prices
  • An additional 25,000 places being granted in 2026 as the policy successfully brought down ‘out of control’ international student numbers
By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia to support education for Yemeni children

Saudi Arabia to support education for Yemeni children

By Arab News ·
Education sector leads weekly POS surge with 666% value spike despite overall drop graphic

Education sector leads weekly POS surge with 666% value spike despite overall drop

By Nadin Hassan ·
Millions sit China’s high-stakes university entrance exam

Millions sit China’s high-stakes university entrance exam

By AFP ·
King Abdulaziz University highlights academic programs, global partnerships at NAFSA 2025 photos

King Abdulaziz University highlights academic programs, global partnerships at NAFSA 2025

By Arab News ·
Harvard to hold graduation in shadow of Trump ‘retribution’

Harvard to hold graduation in shadow of Trump ‘retribution’

By AFP ·
Special Saudi Arabia offers fully funded scholarships to Filipino students

Saudi Arabia offers fully funded scholarships to Filipino students

By Ellie Aben ·
UAE to teach AI in government schools from kindergarten up

UAE to teach AI in government schools from kindergarten up

By Arab News ·
US Supreme Court to weigh case about public funds in religious schools

US Supreme Court to weigh case about public funds in religious schools

By AFP ·
Human capability key to navigating global shifts, says Saudi education minister

Human capability key to navigating global shifts, says Saudi education minister

By MIGUEL HADCHITY - NADIN HASSAN   ·
Early holiday, more fans: Philippines schools adapt to climate change video

Early holiday, more fans: Philippines schools adapt to climate change

By AFP ·
Analysis How the ban on girls’ education will hamper Afghanistan’s development

How the ban on girls’ education will hamper Afghanistan’s development

By ANAN TELLO ·
Palestinian children denied access to quality education by Israeli violence and repression

Palestinian children denied access to quality education by Israeli violence and repression

By Reuters ·

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