Published 29/08/2023
Opportunity for expansion of Australian TNE delivery at high school level continues to exist in Malaysia but online learning centres pose a 'real threat'.
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Read morePublished 29/08/2023
A new partnership between Les Roches business school and Mountain Education Group is set to create a unique network of hospitality-focused higher education campuses in China.
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Read morePublished 28/08/2023
It’s fair to say the pandemic was a rough period for the sector, and in general, across the world – but it posed unique challenges for South Africa.
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Read morePublished 28/08/2023
Seven in 10 students from Africa receive visa refusals and racism by authorities is being blamed as the main reason for the high percentage of rejections.
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Read morePublished 28/08/2023
Seven in 10 students from Africa receive visa refusals and racism by authorities is being blamed as the main reason for the high percentage of rejections.
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Read morePublished 28/08/2023
BOSSA has advised Chinese students considering study abroad to "pay close attention to exchange rate trends", amid depreciating renminbi.
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Read morePublished 26/08/2023
The US needs to utilise its diverse entry points and facilitate connections to increase international student enrolments in the country, experts have said.
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Read morePublished 26/08/2023
The US needs to utilise its diverse entry points and facilitate connections to increase international student enrolments in the country, experts have said.
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Read morePublished 25/08/2023
Australia has closed a loophole allowing international students to switch to cheaper providers shortly after arriving in the country in a crackdown on “dodgy” providers.
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Read morePublished 25/08/2023
Estonia invested heavily in computer and network infrastructure on a national scale in 1996 - now, education and edtech in the country is reaping the rewards. Sophie Hogan talks to the people driving Estonian edtech.
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