Published 16/10/2019
English language learners in the US who also study STEM subjects are being 'let down' by language proficiency standards, according to an NYU professor.
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English language learners in the US who also study STEM subjects are being 'let down' by language proficiency standards, according to an NYU professor.
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For the second year in a row, the US has decreased in popularity as a destination for international students looking to pursue their business education, dropping by nearly a fifth (17%) between 2017 and this year.
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You might pick Canada or Australia, any number of European countries [as new MBA markets] and today you'll probably add China
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Almost 7,000 refugees benefited from the DAFI program in 2018 – but limited resources mean some applicants are still missing out.
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Read morePublished 15/10/2019
OET, the English language test for healthcare professionals, will be available in Pakistan from November, following the opening of a new test venue in the capital Islamabad.
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Read morePublished 15/10/2019
The government in Russia has announced a bill aiming to make it easier for international graduates from the country's universities to obtain citizenship.
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The shock closure of EduBoston is a stark reminder that the student recruitment landscape into US high schools needs reappraisal: more high schools seek to rely on foreign student income and they are generally all looking in the direction of China.
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Read morePublished 14/10/2019
International students from 24 different countries will be trained for careers in gaming and film at a new digital arts centre based in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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A pre-pilot Qualifications Passport, supported by UNESCO, aiming to help displaced people with missing qualification documents will be launched in Zambia in October.
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