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Saudi Arabia has approved foreign investor licenses for five international public and private universities in a bid to allow them to open up branch campuses in the Middle Eastern country. 

In response to the federal government's proposed cap on international student enrolments, Victoria's Allan Labor government has launched a fund to help more Victorian universities and TAFEs take their education offering to the world.

The opening of Tsukuba University's branch campus in Malaysia is the latest initiative in Japan's internationalisation of its higher education.

The University of Southampton has become the first UK university to be granted a licence by the Indian government to create a branch campus in the country.

A recent report has showcased best practice from UK higher education institutions in transnational education provision, underscoring the critical need to integrate TNE into institutional governance.

Government-funded agencies and universities across the UK and Australia are working on new educational initiatives in India, delegates at Сư³æ´«Ã½ in Mumbai conference heard. 

The transnational higher education scheme run by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education has been expanded, allowing more stakeholders to join.

The boarding school is set to commence its first academic session at its Indian campus in August 2025. 

As Australian institutions seek new ways to generate revenue in the face of the country's cap on international student enrolments, stakeholders are sceptical of the government's advice on TNE.

Opening campuses in India could afford French educational institutes with new opportunities, according to a panel discussion.

Deakin University has welcomed its inaugural batch of students to its GIFT City Campus in Gujarat, India.

Several British universities are expected to announce the establishment of branch campuses in India in the coming weeks, as the country seeks to attract more overseas universities, a conference has heard.  

In her address at the Education World Forum in London, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan emphasised how TNE can be a solution ‘to unlock the global potential of British institutions and give broader access to educational opportunities’.

Panama is a new focus for the UK Department for Business and Trade, as it held a webinar with Panamanian and TNE experts to advertise the country’s potential for international collaboration.

The fourth largest country in the world by population, almost 280 million people make up Indonesia across 17,000 islands. The country is home to 4,000 higher education institutions and its economy is predicted to soar by 2050, overtaking the UK.