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As Canada tries to address its housing crisis, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) said they are aware of the pressure the international education sector is facing and pledged to provide enhanced support to international students while in the country.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has started an investigation into “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu (ULBS) in Romania regarding possible fraud related to Erasmus funds, EPPO said on Tuesday, September 19.

The US Department of Education has approved nearly $37 million in student loan forgiveness for more than 1,200 borrowers who were enrolled at the University of Phoenix and were deceived by the institution in 2012.

While millions of students in the United Kingdom begin their university studies this month, research shows a significant proportion feel lonely at some point, and many worry they will be judged if they admit it.

As international students return to Australian campuses in increasing numbers, Australia faces the biggest housing crisis in decades.

More than 60 percent of students in the United States rely on internet searches and university websites when making their enrollment decision, a survey by Anthology, a leading provider of solutions in education, has found.

The University and College Union (UCU) has warned that universities throughout Scotland might continue the strike action through the rest of this year and into 2024.

The number of international students graduating from Dutch universities has increased significantly over the past 17 years, and a considerable number of them choose to stay in the Netherlands after graduation.

Several provinces in Canada are opposing the government’s plans to cap international student numbers as it tries to solve the housing crisis.

Women have now overtaken men at Austrian universities and colleges, accounting for 56 percent of all university students, Austria’s Federal Statistical Office has revealed.