Published 03/04/2019
I think a big mistake that professionals make as they go up in their careers is they forget where they come from and what they’re trying to achieve
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Australia’s push to financially encourage more international students to study in its regional areas will come at the expense of the bilateral Endeavour Scholarship program, in a move that has angered international education stakeholders.
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Members of the House of Lords highlighted the "total uncertainty" ahead for the Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020 programs, while colleagues warned of the implications of a no-deal Brexit, in a debate in the chamber on Monday.
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Oxford University Press is launching a new digitally-delivered English language proficiency test for learners over 16, the Oxford Test of English. It is being launched in test centres across 12 countries around the world.
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Bright Scholar has announced it has entered into agreements to acquire 25% equity interest in Start Camp Education. The company targets to close the transaction in May 2019.
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International accommodation platform HousingAnywhere.com has signed a partnership with Università di Padova in Italy to assist international and mobile students at the institutions.
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New undergraduate int'l students at SFU, British Columbia, will see their tuition fees increase on average by 12%, with Business students facing a 20% hike.
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International education must benefit more people to combat growing populist ideologies, according to speakers at this year's APAIE conference.
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Read morePublished 01/04/2019
Turkey's Association of Study Abroad Counsellors has announced a new strategy encouraging young people to become study abroad counsellors, which it hopes will boost lifelong employees and awareness of job opportunities in the Turkish international education sector.
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Nearly 2/3 of international students in Rotterdam say they want to stay in Holland after graduation, according to a survey by a European student magazine.
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