Published 09/12/2019
UK higher education institutions must build foundations internationally that are immune to shifts in geopolitics, and be prepared to adapt to recruit Generation Z students, delegates heard at British Council's IES Conference.
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The world’s first university-wide scholarship for refugees and asylum seekers has been launched by New York's Columbia University.
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With cannabis having been legalised in Canada in October 2018, the number of cannabis-related courses are growing across Canadian universities and colleges.
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The Irish government has established a Joint Labour Committee to address many of the employment-related issues in the ELE sector.
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Elite pathway provider University Bridge has announced an expansion in southern California via a partnership with Santa Monica College.
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The biometrics requirement exemption for in-country students has ended, meaning international students will now have to travel to a Service Canada location to have their photo and fingerprints taken as part of the application process.
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The first ever world university rankings based on massive open online courses performance was released this November, with US universities taking seven of the top ten spots.
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More than four out of five Australian graduates believe short-term study abroad has had a "positive" impact on their careers, according to a survey.
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International enrolments have remained constant for the second academic year of intake since fees were introduced in Finland, and Vietnam tops the table.
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UK stakeholders have welcomed new immigration figures that indicated 16% growth as the "first good look" at the country's 2019 recruitment efforts.
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