Published 30/12/2022
Despite a tumultuous year, the international education sector has been extremely buoyant with millions of students choosing to study abroad in 2022.
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Read morePublished 29/12/2022
International medical school students in the Caribbean are being saddled with huge loan debts while facing limited residency positions needed to become practising doctors, a study has found.
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Read morePublished 28/12/2022
Speed of response, quality control and course availability were all key frustrations voiced by agents in The PIE survey on agent perspectives in South Asia.
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Read morePublished 23/12/2022
Indonesia is seeking alliances with universities in East Africa, using its existing exchange programs as an entry point to the continent.
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Read morePublished 23/12/2022
There should be an immediate expansion of international scholarships for Afghan women, says a leading academic rights organisation.
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Read morePublished 23/12/2022
For students at Brock University in St Catharine’s, Ontario, early December brought a plea to residents of the city for the Christmas period.
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Read morePublished 22/12/2022
Scientists in New Zealand will be able to access EU research funding from next year as the country has successfully secured association to Horizon Europe.
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Read morePublished 22/12/2022
Cape Breton University in Nova Scotia has warned international students to stay home if they don’t have housing arranged before coming to Canada.
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Read morePublished 22/12/2022
The results of the 2022 Duolingo language report show solidarity with Ukraine through language learning, with a global spike of over 1.3 million people picking up the Ukrainian language.
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Read morePublished 22/12/2022
Recipients of the US government-funded Gilman scholarship discuss their experiences of studying abroad with the program as it resumes in-person experiences.
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