Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in the UK is of great achievement for international students, as the UK is home to some of the world’s most prestigious and oldest universities. But the process of studying abroad can be difficult, and that’s where the International Foundation Year (IFY) could be a lifesaver.

Pathway programmes, sometimes called foundation programmes, are getting more and more popular among international educators in recent years. While there is some variation in the pathway segment, these programmes typically have a few key similarities.

The year 2024 was a great year for Australia as they took some serious steps to create a stronger, fairer, and more future-ready higher education system, but the progress was overshadowed a bit due to the new policy of cap on international enrolments.

According to a presentation by Navitas Australia, outbound student mobility from South Asia is expected to increase by over 4% by 2030, making up 15% of the global share of international students.

New Zealand’s international education sector is making a strong comeback, showing a 24% year-on-year increase and surpassing 2023 figures by 6%

On January 22, 2024, Canada marked a turning point, shaking its history of welcoming international students. The international education sector of Canada faced some massive changes in 2024 as the government introduced some new policies to address their domestic challenges, taking effect in 2025.

With the new presidency commencing on January 20, the USA has also seen a new number of records of international students. The numbers have reached an all-time high as the US hosted over 1.1 million international students in 2023/24, with India surpassing China.

Aspiring engineers seek better opportunities abroad As industries evolve and technology advances, engineering graduates are increasingly looking beyond their home countries for career opportunities.

Australia continues to be a leading destination for international students, not only for its globally ranked universities but also for the post-study opportunities it offers.

In a world of endless possibilities, choosing the right path toward higher education is a significant step for many students. You can live your dream with a smart study route. Offering the opportunities the International Foundation Year (IFY) programme, offered in collaboration with NCUK, has become a beacon of support and opportunity for aspiring learners.

NCUK, a leading provider of international study pathways, has partnered with Swansea University. This expands opportunities for students aspiring to study abroad.

MIE Pathways, an NCUK accredited study centre, continues to offer outstanding support to students across Bangladesh

MIE Pathways proudly offers NCUK’s International Foundation Year (IFY) in Bangladesh.

Among the challenges students face today is meeting the specific entry requirements for prestigious international universities. While many students have the potential and drive to succeed, their current qualifications or academic backgrounds may not meet the criteria for direct entry into top-tier universities.

In a proud moment for Bangladesh, MIE Pathways has been recognised on the global stage, winning the Strategic Growth & Ambition Award – Asia at the NCUK Partner Awards 2024.

With the rising demand for international education, Bangladeshi students often face high tuition fees and living costs when studying abroad.

MIE Pathways, a leading accredited study centre in Bangladesh, has been shortlisted for the prestigious NCUK Partner Awards 2024!

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025 have revealed the top universities worldwide and their achievements. 16 NCUK's university partners

The demand for international education is growing day by day in Bangladesh; more students are seeking pathways that offer a seamless route to prestigious degrees.

On October 26th, MIE Pathways successfully hosted a study abroad expo in Dhaka, attracting over 200 attendees. Students, their parents, various renowned academic institutes in Bangladesh

Transitioning to a master's programme after a study gap can be challenging. However, a Pre-Masters degree offers an excellent foundation for academic excellence.