Published 28/04/2022
Research-intensive universities in Europe have agreed principles that will strengthen international cooperation in an "unstable geopolitical context".
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Read morePublished 27/04/2022
UK Brighton College will establish a branch international school system in Vietnam in collaboration with private economic group Vingroup.
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Read morePublished 27/04/2022
In a landmark move by the Finnish government, international students and their family members will have access to residence permits for the “entire duration” of the students’ studies.
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Read morePublished 27/04/2022
The UK government has rejected recommendations to give Scottish institutions a seat on the UK Research and Innovation board for “no good reason”, one Scottish MP has said.
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Read morePublished 27/04/2022
As we are innovating constantly in the in the domestic space, we are always thinking how we can innovate at the international stage
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Read morePublished 26/04/2022
The All India Council for Technical Education has launched a new portal aimed at international students hoping to study in India.
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Read morePublished 26/04/2022
International students in Canada need support to "fully understand" its Indigenous community after atrocities committed at residential schools were uncovered.
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Read morePublished 26/04/2022
Universities across Europe have experienced a sudden increase in demand, but is their new-found popularity due to the "Brexit effect”? Or, with many countries were already experiencing a long-term growth in student numbers, would this have happened anyway? Helen Packer finds out.
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Read morePublished 26/04/2022
Without having a localised family support network international students need to know that they are safe and supported in their new home
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Read morePublished 26/04/2022
Australia-Asia youth leaders want to re-convene in-person programs and restart travel and immersion experiences, but do not necessarily want to revert to the way youth engagement 'used to be'.
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