Data: Which UK unis have the most students from “emergency brake” study visa countries?
In breaking news this week, the UK’s Home Office halted study visas from four countries – Sudan, Myanmar, Cameroon and
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Canada and India launch joint innovation and talent push
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“We’ve lost a generation of scientists”: US talent turns to France
The French government has announced grant funding for 46 researchers coming to the country under its ‘Choose France for Science’ initiative, launched
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Speakers at the AIEA Conference last month emphasised the growing structural constraints facing US higher education and the need to tackle affordability and labour
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Schools and unis across Middle East move online as Iran tensions escalate
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UK government halts study visas from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, Sudan
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