How I became the first Rohingya refugee to become an international student in Canada
My name is Farhana Roshan, and I am a Rohingya refugee from Myanmar. Born into a life of displacement, I
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Describe yourself in three words or phrases. Ambitious; determined; passionate. I have some big ambitions for The Evaluation Company (TEC),
US Congress passes Laken Riley Act
The legislation, intended to enforce harsher detention policies for undocumented migrants, contains a provision that greatly enhances states’ powers to
What do Trump’s executive orders mean for international higher ed?
Within hours of Trump’s second presidential term, he wasted no time in issuing a “tsunami” of executive orders pertaining to
How many international students are there in Germany?
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African students break away from big four
Africa-based international education agents are moving away from traditional study destinations in favour of recommending destinations in Eastern Europe, the Middle
India explores initiatives to promote special visas for int’l students
It is using a mix of digital and in-person methods to promote the two new visas as India moves to
New blueprint drives “opening up” of Chinese education
The blueprint, issued by the CPC Central Committee by the on January 19, devotes significant attention to enhancing the international
US visa issuance under threat for some countries
As part of a slew of new legislation upon his ascension into the White House this week, Trump signed an
How do global education fairs impact the study abroad market of India?
The definition of education has evolved greatly in an age of globalisation. Modern education systems emphasise the need for international