Funding university research “key in building innovation” in India
“University research support is extremely important. In the US, there is a clear linkage between research and innovation, but in
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Glimmer of hope for UK recruitment as applications rise
New Home Office data released on February 13 showed that a total of 28,700 sponsored study visa applications were made
AI is here to stay – but do we know it?
It could be argued that there is a bit of a don’t know what we don’t know phenomenon surrounding AI,
“A moment in time”: Applyboard responds to valuation decrease claims
Now, the company has responded to the news, saying such valuations only represent “a moment in time” and assuring that
Lords committee calls for UK dependants ban review
The House of Lords’ Science and Technology Committee has recommended a review of the dependants ban, urging the government to
Leverage CEO meets Elon Musk in meeting with Indian entrepreneurs
Defining Musk as “charismatic” and an “India fan”, the Leverage boss shared that the South African-born business magnate appeared optimistic
Why certified education counsellors are the wise owls every student needs
Let us be honest: choosing where to study is a bit like standing in front of an ice cream parlour
NAFSA awards recognise internationalisation “excellence”
The Paul Simon Award, bestowed by NAFSA upon eight US institutions on February 11, stands as a “hallmark of excellence
Leverage expands services to Türkiye
“The Turkish young, sitting at the centre of Europe and Asia, are true globalists. Their appetite for winning on the
In-country recruiters “battle against misinformation”
While many in-country university recruiters deal with queries around programs, eligibility, return on investment, and more, recent widespread policy changes