Published 09/12/2022
A lack of English language proficiency is holding back skilled migrants from entering the UK workforce at a time of skills shortages.
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The University of Birmingham has taken home the top award at QS and Wharton’s joint Reimagine Education awards for its Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues.
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International students have a positive economic impact on France, where their contribution amounts to €5 billion, according to a new survey from Campus France.
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Read morePublished 08/12/2022
The PIE News has conducted a flash survey into the challenges agents in South Asia face working with the UK, following feedback of extreme frustration and long waits for students to find out if they will receive offers or not.
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The UK Department for Education is offering some 1,400 learners the chance to enrol in an online coding bootcamp through its partnership with HyperionDev.
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The British Council has launched a free agent and counsellor training and engagement hub, to help global education advisers better understand the UK as an international study destination.
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Read morePublished 07/12/2022
It is very hard to teach both cyber and physical students meeting the same learning outcomes at the same time
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Read morePublished 07/12/2022
The ability for UK masters and PhD students to bring dependants is key in allowing UK universities to recruit students from a wider range of countries and compete against other study destinations, the UK government has emphasised.
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Read morePublished 07/12/2022
The Danish government must drop the cap on international students to maximise their full potential, especially in engineering fields, stakeholders have said.
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Read morePublished 07/12/2022
Universities across Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia are turning to English-taught programs in a bid to improve the employability skills of local students.
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