H1-B visa overhaul to boost global hiring in the US
The Biden administration announced a final rule on December 17 to modernise the H1-B visa program, aiming to streamline approvals
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British Council partners with Maharashtra on internationalisation drive
The capacity building for international officers program, developed under an MOU between the UK-based organisation and Maharashtra‘s Department of Higher
Australia’s MD 107 to be replaced with MD 111 linked to provider caps
Controversial visa processing directive MD 107, which prioritised student visa applications to low-risk providers and countries, will be scrapped and
US update eases immigration routes for J-1 visa holders
The US Department of State (DOS) has updated the exchange visitor skills list, eliminating the two-year home residency requirement for
Revealed: UK Home Office sets out timeline for SELT overhaul
Plans to introduce a new Home Office Language Test (HOELT) in the UK – and to move away from the
SRT fly-in strengthens links between counselors and prestigious Spanish universities
Between November 25 and November 29, counselors visited university campuses in Barcelona and Madrid during a week-long fly-in event hosted
Southampton to set up three new branch campuses by 2030
The University of Southampton intends to establish three branch campuses by 2030, with India hosting the first. The locations for
Gary Lee, City of Melbourne
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Community advocate, lifelong learner, game changer. What do you like most about your
Pivot to the Middle East: How universities are expanding amid global shifts
Dwindling incomes. Caps on international student numbers. A spluttering global economy. The challenges facing universities are wide-ranging and well-reported –
Revealed: Australia’s IRU to build “consortium campus” in India
Six of the seven Australian universities making up the consortium – Flinders University, Griffith University, James Cook University, La Trobe