Study Group partners with University of Wisconsin-Stout. Study Group has signed a new student recruitment partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Stout, adding a 13th U.S. institution to its portfolio. The agreement will see Study Group support international recruitment for both undergraduate and graduate programs. Overseas students will have access to STEM-designated courses, Curricular Practical Training (CPT) opportunities, and strong industry links with global employers, Study Group said. Alex Marston, General Manager North America at Study Group, said the partnership reflects international students' growing demand for practical experience. "[The University of Wisconsin-Stout's] applied approach to education, combined with outstanding outcomes for students, makes it an ideal match for the modern international student who prioritizes practical experience and employability." Dr. Katherine P. Frank, Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Stout, added, "The outstanding career outcomes of our students reflect industry's demand for their talents, but it is their achievements that make us Stout Proud. Partnering with Study Group allows us to bring this unique educational model to a wider international audience and welcome global perspectives to our diverse and dynamic campus community." Study Group is a global education provider specializing in the recruitment and support of international students. The company partners with universities in the UK, Europe, North America, and Australasia to deliver pathway programs. The agreement marks the company's fifth new U.S. partnership in under two years. The University of Wisconsin-Stout, based in Menomonie, Wisconsin, is the state's designated polytechnic university. It offers a career-focused education that combines applied learning, research, and industry partnerships and has a 99 per cent rate of employment or continuing education for its graduates. Enter your email address to receive news and information from EduPathway. Education news. * Study Group partners with University of wisconsin-stoutdecember 12, 2025 - 7:34 am * record numbers of international students for france in 2024/25december 11, 2025 - 7:39 am read full article at Study travel magazine * Overseas korean language provision expands to meet demanddecember 10, 2025 - 7:31 am read full article at Study travel magazine.

The company, which has faced scrutiny over foreign students who go on to claim asylum in Britain, will become majority-owned by ICG and Bain Capital following an injection of capital, Sky News learns.

Study Group, a major sponsor of international students in the UK, has secured new funding from Intermediate Capital Group (ICG) and Bain Capital, making them majority owners. The deal involves tens of millions of pounds, with Ardian retaining a minority stake. This recapitalization follows challenges, including scrutiny over students claiming asylum. ICG and Bain Capital are optimistic about Study Group's growth, and Ardian has previously injected additional funds.