Survey of 5,500 new undergraduates finds that many expect more structured study and struggle with self-direction

Birkbeck College, University of London, known for specialising in evening higher education in the UK, is set to open a campus in Bengaluru offering traditional three-year undergraduate and one-year postgraduate business degrees.

Foreign students no longer a magic bullet for cash-strapped universities as visa changes and pricing wars force leaders to reconsider growth strategies

Organisation to resume role as national agency for study abroad programme after Capita handed oversight of Turing Scheme

Pretending research environments could be measured by metrics or policies ignored how scholarship actually relies on peer-to-peer relations unique to academic cultures, say Martin Holbraad, Dan Nightingale and Aeron O’Connor

A new report has warned that higher education providers in England are taking excessive risks that could threaten the sector’s long-term stability, urging the UK government to intervene to curb what it describes as "damaging behaviours".

New Home Office data shows a continued slide in demand for UK study visas, adding to universities’ financial worries

Northumbria’s move to encourage staff on to USS is not about saving costs. It will allow pay to keep up with other research-intensives, says Andy Long

Higher education institutions in the UK must ensure they are alert to suspicious financial activity and have processes in place in order to avoid inadvertent non-compliance with financial crime laws, an expert has said.

Google has introduced AI-generated summaries in its Discover feed, replacing traditional headlines and providing a brief overview of trending lifestyle topics, such as sports and entertainment.

Available on both Android and iOS, the new Google Discover feature replaces headlines from major publications and instead displays an AI-generated summary.

Volume-driven publishing pushes up costs and threatens research integrity. We need new agreements with healthier incentives, says Anna Vernon

While the UK administration is not overly harsh like Donald Trump’s in the US, the approach towards international students has been increasingly restrictive in both cases.

‘The biggest risk is doing nothing’: insights from early adopters of artificial intelligence in schools and further education colleges

A Guardian probe has revealed thousands of UK university students have been caught using AI tools to cheat in exams and assignments over the past two years

The UK on the other hand recorded a 26% reduction with sponsored student visas issued to Indians decreasing from 1.20 lakh to 88,732 during the same time period.

Rittika Chanda Parruck MBE, Director Education India, British Council, on how they helped UK universities to set up campuses in India

As much as we must celebrate kids being tech-savvy, we must remember that for them to be well-rounded, they must also be confident, compassionate communicators.

The alumni reunion events that I am launching as Cardiff chancellor will cement lifetime engagement and, hopefully, donations, says Laura Trevelyan

As the UK updates its immigration system, the approach it takes to English language testing will play a pivotal role in shaping access to education, work, and innovation.

Three out of four British universities could be in deficit by 2025 as foreign student enrollment — including the enrollment of Indian students — falls by up to 40%, forcing institution-wide cutbacks

It was signed by the presidents of Bellarmine University, Centre College, Berea College and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

The implementation of AI-powered tools brings revolutionary changes to workplace operations. The choices for AI assistance currently lie in Copilot vs. ChatGPT.

As tech firms battle creative industries over copyright, OpenAI chief Sam Altman says he was ‘really struck’ by product’s output

Students face more ‘formulaic’ and automated tests, as staff are left unable to cope with growing class sizes

The UK is a popular study destination for international students, especially those from India, for its high-quality educational system, which offers courses that lead to successful employment in addition to knowledge enhancement and skillset.

Students face more ‘formulaic’ and automated tests, as staff are left unable to cope with growing class sizes

The UK is a popular study destination for international students, especially those from India, for its high-quality educational system, which offers courses that lead to successful employment in addition to knowledge enhancement and skillset.

UK education strategy: Indian enrolments in UK institutions rose 39 per cent in 2022–23, making India the top non-EU student source

OpenAI's first Super Bowl ad compares AI to humanity's greatest inventions like fire and the wheel. The ad aims to position ChatGPT as essential for everyday use, amidst rising competition.

As NASA continues to innovate for the benefit of humanity, agency inventions that use new structures to harness sunlight for space travel, enable

The UK has been one of the most popular destinations for international students in recent years - but is the appeal still there?

Study UK Alumni Awards 2025: The British Council received 130 applications from India and 1,300 registrations from 100 countries across the UK for the international award.

When Covid-19 forced the sudden closure of campuses, conference venues and national borders, many predicted that academia would emerge from the experience forever changed. But five years on from the first wave of lockdowns, how accurate has that proved to … Continue reading

Charles Darwin University is establishing a London study centre and planning to offer a flexible Master of Information Technology (MIT) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) online in the final quarter of 2025.

Research reveals UK institutions educated 50 world leaders in post in 2022, despite job cuts, course closures and a fall in foreign students

One in four students tell Hepi they use text generated by tools such as ChatGPT in submitted work

The scholarship will support ten Indian students planning to study in the UK, offering each recipient £1,200 (Rs 1.3 lakh) to contribute towards their accommodation expenses

Find out more about how we can support students from India at the University of Southampton.