Published 10/09/2020
The UK government has announced that new routes for international students to apply for visas are to open in October, including a points-based immigration system.
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The US government has confirmed that it revoked the visas of more than 1,000 Chinese nationals – including students – citing concerns over possible links to the Chinese military.
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The majority of education agents around the world are experiencing a loss of income because of Covid-19, according to a survey, while institutions are in a “scramble” to find ways to recruit international students.
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I think smart institutions will start to devote more budget towards programs that can achieve outcomes for the students
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AFS Intercultural Programs has announced that its 2020 study abroad programs are restarting for over 500 high school students in more than 20 countries.
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Turkish students will be able to acquire long-term student visas for Malta after FELTOM secured a concession to allow their visas to be processed in the country.
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NEOMA Business School in France has become the first school in Europe to open a 100% digital campus, with the aim of mirroring the atmosphere of a real campus from a remote location.
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Institutions must develop a new value proposition for a student population less willing to cross borders to study, a report from the OECD has warned, published alongside latest data on international student flows.
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A report from Venture Education has noted transnational education in China is shifting towards fully in-country programs as opposed to models that offer students one or two years abroad.
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The American College Health Association has singled out international students as “disproportionately” affected by Covid-19.
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