STUDY IN EUROPE

How thinking and making shape the next gen of creatives
A recent article highlights how modern creative education is evolving beyond traditional classroom learning by combining critical thinking with hands-on practical experience. Creative institutions are increasingly encouraging students to develop ideas, solve problems, test concepts and refine their work through real-world projects that mirror professional industry environments. This approach helps students build not only technical skills but also adaptability, communication abilities and a strong creative identity. For students considering studies in fields such as design, fashion, media, marketing, digital arts…
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MPs slam HOELT as debate over international students continues
A recent debate in the UK Parliament has brought renewed attention to the role of international students in the country’s higher education sector. Several Members of Parliament criticised negative rhetoric surrounding international students, highlighting the significant contributions they make to universities, local communities, research, innovation and the wider economy. The discussion also emphasised that international students are generally temporary residents who support the UK's global education reputation. For students considering the UK as a study destination, the debate signals continued…
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Hospitality Education Gains Attention as a Future-Proof Career Choice
Hospitality education is being increasingly recognised as one of the most practical and adaptable study pathways for students seeking global career opportunities. Industry experts highlight that hospitality programmes develop a wide range of transferable skills, including leadership, communication, customer experience management, problem-solving and business operations. These competencies are valued not only in hotels and tourism but also across sectors such as events, aviation, luxury retail, technology and international business. For students considering study abroad options, hospitality education offers strong international…
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International Student Enrolment Declines Across Major English-Speaking Destinations
A new global survey has revealed a significant decline in international student enrolment across the four largest English-speaking study destinations – the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. The sharpest decreases were reported in Canada and the United States, while the UK and Australia also recorded notable declines in postgraduate enrolments. Universities cited restrictive immigration and visa policies as one of the biggest challenges affecting international student recruitment. In contrast, many European and Asia-Pacific destinations reported stable growth in…
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France’s Minimum Wage Increase Raises Immigration Salary Thresholds
France has implemented a 2.41% increase in its national minimum wage, resulting in higher salary thresholds for several immigration and work-related permit categories. Since many visa and residence permit requirements are linked to minimum salary levels, the adjustment will affect international workers, skilled professionals and some categories of foreign residents seeking employment opportunities in France. For international students planning to study and work in France, the change may have a positive impact on future earnings while also influencing eligibility requirements…
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