Published 25/07/2023
Public sentiment towards international students and international education in Australia could deteriorate in the next years, speakers said at The PIE Live Australia.
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Read morePublished 25/07/2023
The latest Franco-Indian roadmap will see a new target of France welcoming 30,000 Indian students by 2030, as the country continues on its mission of hosting a total of 500,000 international students by 2027.
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Read morePublished 24/07/2023
Bangladeshi students wanting to study in major destinations are having issues paying their tuition fees due to dwindling forex reserves, sources have told The PIE.
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Read morePublished 24/07/2023
International students are not "taking seats" from UK students, stakeholders have reiterated, after media outlets have led with stories suggesting otherwise.
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Read morePublished 21/07/2023
IIE, in collaboration with the AIFS Foundation, highlighted the importance of mental health and wellbeing within the international education sector in a new report.
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Read morePublished 21/07/2023
Spain’s neighbouring European nations are sending more students to the country than ever before in record numbers, overtaking South American nations.
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Read morePublished 21/07/2023
An upcoming high level Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg in late July is expected to serve as an opportunity to strike deals with African governments.
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Read morePublished 21/07/2023
Nigerian students abroad are struggling to afford their tuition fees after the sudden devaluation of the naira. Those hoping to start courses overseas this autumn have also been affected as the money they have saved for deposits and to prove funds for visa purposes has almost halved in value.
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Read morePublished 21/07/2023
It’s important that we recognise differences in the expectations, needs and wants of international students in the UK
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Read morePublished 20/07/2023
"Don't despair" - that was the message from Universities UK chief executive Vivienne Stern to the sector regarding the UK government's further delayed Horizon Europe decision.
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