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Universities in the United States have historically attracted large numbers of students worldwide, turning the US into one of the most sought-after destinations to pursue higher education. Last academic year, a total of 83,240 students from Europe crossed the Atlantic to get an education in the US.

International students in Australia continue to face difficulties amid the cost-of-living pressure and exorbitant tuition fees at country's universities. Many of them are at risk of becoming homeless due to high costs.

Universities in England have been told to make efforts towards prioritizing students’ mental health following a petition started by parents whose children died by suicide.

Minnesota students who lack legal documentation will be eligible to study for free at universities across the state, under the state's free college program, local media reports say.

Universities in the Czech Republic received a record number of international students in 2022, enrolling a total of 54,770 students from 166 countries, which is 18 percent of all student population in the country, according to data from the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO).

A recent report has highlighted the crucial role that Australian universities play in educating the skilled workforce needed for the nation.

The share of women with a higher education degree among the EU population aged between 25 and 34 years was considerably higher than that of men in 2022, while the share of the whole population with a university degree reached 42 percent.

Harvard University awarded a total of 9,265 degrees in various programs during the 2022/23 academic year, the school has announced.

Amid UK’s decision to ban international students from bringing their family members with them to the UK, Canada has introduced new measures that make it easier for families to reunite and support themselves while in the country.

International students have a significant impact on their host countries, mostly because they contribute large sums of money to their economies. Currently, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and Germany are the most popular study-abroad destinations for international students.