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UK sector bodies and stakeholders are once again responding to claims made by mainstream media that domestic students are being “squeezed out” of universities by international students.
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Indian students have been put in danger in a number of isolated incidents across the US in recent months. Abhishek Nair finds out if they’re putting prospective students off.
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International education professionals in the US have agreed on the need for a national strategy to boost its competitiveness in the global market, a survey has found.
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Ahead of an agent panel discussion at The PIE Live Europe, a group of agents revealed that they are frequently left with cashflow shortfalls and called to be treated as equals in university partnerships.
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The global outlook for outbound student numbers remains positive, but the environment will be “more competitive” and growth will be “modestly weaker” up to 2030.
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Canada’s new international study visa cap will damage diversity in higher education, as institutions will disproportionately rely on students from countries with high visa conversion rates to mitigate falling numbers of international students.
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The Canadian government has revised the number of new international study visas for this year to 292,000, saying that the initial limit of 360,000 accounted for cap-exempt groups including school and masters students.