Published 18/04/2024
Humanities departments in the US may need to shift their focus so students can find better post-study work - and garner a "wider variety" of international students, stakeholders have suggested.
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Published 18/04/2024
The benefits of international students across Canada is being lost amid negative headlines and political pressure, stakeholders across the country fear.
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Published 17/04/2024
Canadian universities have welcomed the government's federal budget that boosts funding for "long overdue" academic research and scholarships and provides greater student support for housing and mental health.
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Published 17/04/2024
The challenges of a headmaster in an international boarding school seemed insurmountable at times
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Published 17/04/2024
Universities Wales has received funding for a new project that will outline a future approach to international tertiary education in Wales.
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Published 17/04/2024
International education stakeholders across Australia are concerned that the government will hike visa fees for international students in its May budget, marking another blow to student mobility after a string of recent measures.
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Published 16/04/2024
Flags at the University of Sydney are flying half-mast after Chinese student, Yixuan Cheng, was named as the sixth victim of the Bondi Junction stabbings in Sydney.
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Published 16/04/2024
Universities in Japan and the US have announced two AI research partnerships as well as a new $11m exchange program, The Mineta Ambassadors Program.
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Published 16/04/2024
The difficulty of finding financial aid, and cost or finance in general, is still the biggest concern when it comes to being able to study abroad, a survey has revealed.
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Published 15/04/2024
Japan is pursuing an ambitious policy of internationalisation to reinvigorate the workforce and fill key labour shortages, but can the prime minister's targets overcome cultural and structural barriers?
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