Hundreds of international students lined up outside the branch in St. Ann’s Square to set up new current accounts in minutes

Government limits on the amount of UK students able to take a medicine degree has meant that the University of Central Lancashire has had to exclude home students altogether

With over ten thousand international students studying at The University of Manchester, Robert Firth investigates how difficult it is to adapt to living and studying in a different country.

Manchester Nigerian Students’ Society aims to unite students of Nigeria and keep contact with culture and identity in a friendly and positive atmosphere.

Union Officers have endorsed the campaign against the government proposal

After reports of misconduct, the British Council has announced plans to regulate agencies hired by UK universities to recruit international students

The Prime Minister has met with criticism following his attempts to attract more Indian students to the UK

Great British Mag &Selfridges host an evening of glamour and sartorial splendour celebrating the International Student culture in Britain.

The UK’s ‘multicultural nature’ wins it the title of the safest place for international students to study

Policy calls also for increased public investment in science and research and for an immigration system that encourges “bona fide students” to come to the UK with the most talented to stay.

With increasing fees and a struggling British economy, is it time for UK students to fly the coop?

UK fee increases are tempting more students into studying at US universities

“There shouldn’t be any cap on recruiting international students,” says Education VP at London Met

Visa abuse threatens acceptance of international students to colleges and universities

– Foreign students left stranded after sudden closure of University of Wales affiliated college. – Bailiffs arrive just hours after closure is announced

Why are so few international students studying humanities subjects? Daniel Zuidijk investigates. For three days now, I have been sitting at my desk attempting to find a way to write about this subject without either sounding racist or as if I am plagiarising an equal opportunities leaflet. As a small disclaimer, I’d just like to say now that I am neither racist nor a hand-wringing pseudo-racist (you know, those ones that are so anxious about being perceived as prejudiced that they’re generally the most offensive of the lot).