“It’s time to pass the bill” education minister tells packed AIEC crowd
Speaking to a packed out room at the Australian International Education Conference, Clare spoke of the value of international education,
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International students call for more rights from next Irish government
In the run up to an election that must be called before March 2025, ICOS is urging all political parties
66% of int’l students open to changing study destination amid policy shifts
According to IDP Education’s sixth edition of Emerging Futures research, which includes views of over 6,000 students from 114 different
Australia’s NUHEPs: shonks and crooks – or an invaluable cradle of innovation?
The proposed amendments to Australia’s ESOS Bill have elicited a strong response from diverse voices within the higher education sector
Delhi-based uni to collaborate with six Malaysian HEIs
As part of its international tour, the NIU delegation partnered with the University of Malaya, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Sunway University,
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
“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
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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