Indian Embassy in US launches MARG for students, researchers
This program, developed in partnership with India’s Ministry of Education and the University Grants Commission, aims to bridge the educational
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“Cracks in the system”: Ontario universities project $1bn in losses
Federal changes in January imposing a 35% cap on international study permits are projected to cause financial losses of more
Modelling international student success beyond the academic calendar
The Center for Global Programs and The Knowlton Center for Career Exploration at Denison University recently hosted Columbus Connections for International Students (hereafter
Rod Jones, Navitas
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases? Friendly, committed and always focussed on success. What do you like most about
Indian VP Dhankhar: students going abroad to study is “new disease”
“There is another new disease among children going abroad. Parents do not get counselling for studies abroad. The child eagerly
Australian study visas fall by 40% as “disruptive” policy changes take hold
Against a backdrop of changes to Australia’s policy framework, October 2023 to August 2024 saw a 38% reduction in the
UK study visa applications drop 16% amid dependent rule crackdown
The UK logged 350,7000 sponsored study visa applications from main applicants between January and September 2024, which is 16% lower
Asian families showing “increased interest” in top private schools
Fresh from publishing its fifth annual global schools index – which lists the top 150 private schools around the world
ILAC reveals acquisition of “powerful digital platform” UniApplyNow
After adding the platform to its portfolio, ILAC hopes to build “a powerful customer focused North American higher education platform”,
Diversifying US international recruitment “more critical than ever”
The report, A Lack of Diversity spells Adversity, examines global student flows, geopolitics and visa policies, making the case for