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Keystone reports 10% drop in Q2 revenue amid UK, US recruitment pressures (opens the original)
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Revenue fell to USD $15.7m in Q2 2026, from USD $17.5m in the same quarter last year. For the first half of the year, revenue was down 5% to USD $35.3m. Keystone said the decline was “mainly concentrated” in the UK and US, where international student recruitment has continued to be affected by visa policy, affordability and compliance requirements. The Oslo-headquartered education technology and student recruitment company said domestic recruitment across the Nordics, Germany, Austria, Switzerla
Breaking: UK Home Office suspends Buckinghamshire New University's student sponsor licence (opens the original)
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According to a statement released by the Home Office, the university has been removed from the government’s register of licensed sponsors for students and has 20 working days to respond to the decision. If it cannot demonstrate that its licence should be reinstated, the licence will be revoked. Current international students sponsored by the university can continue their studies while the suspension is in place, provided their immigration permission remains valid, the Home Office clarified. The
UK TNE students near 700k as overseas provision overtakes onshore international enrolment (opens the original)
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According to new data from Universities UK International (UUKi), the number of students studying for UK higher education qualifications through TNE reached 699,660 in 2024–25, up 7% year-on-year and 36.6% over five years. The figure is now higher than the 681,430 international students studying in the UK, highlighting the growing scale of UK universities’ overseas provision. The findings come from the latest edition of UUKi’s ‘The scale of UK higher education transnational education’, published
Finance and sales dominate first jobs at French business schools (opens the original)
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Finance and sales together account for almost a third (32%) of graduates’ first jobs. But the data also reveals distinct career profiles across schools. “Some schools have a particularly strong footprint in finance. Others in consulting, sales, operations, marketing or data and AI,” said Benjamin Steven, co-founder of Deans Insight. “And some of the strongest specialisations appear in places you might not expect from simply looking at the ranking.” EDHEC Business School has the highest share of
US overtakes UK in soft power as more world leaders educated in America (opens the original)
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The findings come in the 10th anniversary edition of the Soft-Power Index published by Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and Cambridge University Press & Assessment, which tracks where serving world leaders were educated as a proxy for the longer-term global influence of higher education. The 2026 edition shows the US has overtaken the UK over the decade since the index was first published and has now established what HEPI describes as a “substantial and enduring lead” over other countrie
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