Australian government refutes 40% international student cap
Clare insisted on Thursday August 8 that the government was “not intending” a 40% cap, refuting the suggestion first reported
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India and UK celebrate edtech collaboration, highlight opportunities
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Kerala on mission to attract international students
The initiative, first mooted by the Kerala State Higher Education Council, has been sanctioned by the state government to improve
Parents dig into savings and pensions to pay for international education, survey finds
Finding the money to pay for tuition, accommodation and the other costs associated with an overseas education is a primary
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GuardMe teams up with Edvisor to offer insurance coverage to students globally
The partnership will give GuardMe a “new sales channel”, as Edvisor’s customers will be provided with GuardMe’s insurance policies in
Over 1.3 million Indian students studying abroad in 2024
The number of Indian students abroad increased from 13,18,955 in 2023 to 13,35,878 in 2024, according to recently released data
UK international student numbers hit record levels in 2022/23
The UK hosted a total of 758,855 international students during the last academic year – with India, China and Nigeria