QS shares World University: Sustainability Rankings 2025
Global higher education experts Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) revealed the 2025 edition of their World University Rankings: Sustainability on 10 December 2024. The list showcases 1,744 institutions from 107 countries and territories, increasing by over 1,000 institutions since its pilot edition in 2022. Measures of sustainability The QS World University Rankings: Sustainability highlights institutions that […]
US reaches all-time high at 1.1M international students in Higher Education
According to an Open Doors report released on 18 November, the United States welcomed 1,126,690 international students in the 2023–2024 academic year, further solidifying its position as the fastest-growing destination for foreign learners. This milestone reflects a 7% increase over the previous year, underscoring the country’s resilience and appeal as a global education hub despite […]
Studying in Auckland, New Zealand
Students from all over the world are increasingly choosing New Zealand as their preferred study-abroad destination. The country has experienced impressive growth following the pandemic, and its international education sector is expected to fully recover by 2025. Auckland, the region’s largest city, is a popular choice among students, being New Zealand’s main entry point. It […]
Can international students work in Australia after TAFE?
Technical and Further Education (TAFE) is the largest education and training sector in Australia. TAFE institutions award students with a certificate or diploma after completing their program. This opens up a pathway for them to continue their education or gain employment. But can international students work in Australia after TAFE? In this article, we tackle […]
upGrad GSP awards in 2024
As a testament to our success in 2024, upGrad GSP received various awards from prestigious international education bodies and our esteemed recruitment and institution partners: Gold Partner 2023 – upGrad GSP Bangladesh team (Top 4 in the Gold category and Top 7 in all) Rising Star 2024 Award from the University of Tasmania Top […]
upGrad GSP hosted live events in 2024
upGrad GSP hosted events in multiple countries and regions to bring together our recruitment and institution partners. These events enabled all of us to build deeper connections within the industry, drive success towards international student recruitment and celebrate our collaborative wins. Government High School & Summer Study Tour 2024 (Vietnam) Held on 17 January […]
upGrad GSP attended events in 2024
upGrad GSP participated in different events within the international education community. Our leaders and team members represented us in conferences put together by organisations like NAFSA, AIEC and AIRC to share our accolades and talk about what we can do to help prospective partners reach their goals. These moments allowed us to grow our network […]
upGrad GSP webinars and online events in 2024
upGrad GSP arranged webinars with our institution partners to promote their offerings to international students. We also hosted discussions that tackled important information about studying in key destinations. These gatherings allowed us and our institution partners to actively engage with our recruitment partners and provide them with updates on policies so they can properly guide […]
Where to apply for scholarships in the UK
The United Kingdom has long been a favoured destination for international students as it is home to some of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities. The UK also provides a culturally rich environment, strong research infrastructure and an emphasis on innovation, making it ideal for students looking to advance their educational and career aspirations. […]
Australia’s international student cap legislation stalls as Coalition opposes bill
The Australian government’s proposed Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Bill, which sought to introduce caps on international student enrolments, has failed to pass in the Senate. With opposition from both the Coalition and the Greens, the bill is unlikely to progress – a development welcomed by the international education sector. This paves the way […]