MIT’s associate provost for international activities, Richard Lester, said, “As a long-standing practice, MIT does not establish branch cam...

Over the years, the vast majority of Indians going abroad for higher education have been for postgraduate-level courses. They still compris...

Many students had travelled abroad in the past few months when cases had reduced, in the hopes that things would continue to recover and cl...

Representatives of several top universities, including Cardiff, Bath and Edinburgh, said the growth of Indian students going to the UK rema...

Eastern Europe is fast becoming a go-to location for Indian IT players for talent and captives that dot the former Soviet Union territories.

Indian IT players are using Eastern Europe as a delivery location to cater to Western European countries because of the favourable time-zon...

CII expressed concerns over Britain's new immigration rules and called on to ensure free movement of professionals between the two countrie...

Indian students are spending Rs 15-50 lakh on a foreign degree. But Western economies and the Indian job market have both changed.

Here are the things you should consider before taking a sabbatical to pursue higher studies.

Post-graduation is boring. Smart young guns are like foxes, topping up their career moves in non-conventional territories.

While science and technology courses have always been a fad, it is the novel specialisation that is now attracting the students.