Published 27/11/2019
The average cost per year for a place at an international school is on the rise in many key destinations, new data has shown.
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Read morePublished 27/11/2019
Almost half of those in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and Europe don't think that higher education prepared them for their eventual career, according to a survey by Pearson.
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Read morePublished 27/11/2019
Almost half of those in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and Europe don't think that higher education prepared them for their eventual career, according to a survey by Pearson.
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Read morePublished 27/11/2019
I'm hoping the number of domestic student attendees will increase and there will be this connectedness and engagement between these two different groups
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Read morePublished 26/11/2019
Ongoing protests and hostility in Hong Kong is making schools less attractive to the parents of cross-boundary students, local media has reported.
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Read morePublished 26/11/2019
International students who study in the US are overwhelmingly satisfied (91%) with their experience, a new survey has shown. However, students continue to face mental health and other challenges.
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Read morePublished 25/11/2019
The British Educational Travel Association held its annual British Youth Travel Awards earlier in November, honouring educational organisations from around the world.
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Read morePublished 25/11/2019
The highly anticipated guidelines to tackled foreign interference on Australian university campuses has been welcomed by the higher education sector, with many stakeholders praising the collaborative approach of their creation.
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Read morePublished 25/11/2019
UNESCO's first global framework to recognise academic qualifications is expected to reduce obstacles faced by internationally mobile students and displaced people.
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Read morePublished 22/11/2019
First forum for international students to speak about their experience in the country hailed a success, with charming student keynote on "love affair" with the UK.
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