Climate, agent regulation & refugees at CBIE
The CBIE annual conference in Vancouver featured sobering messages about the climate crisis, refugees and war-torn nations.
The CBIE annual conference in Vancouver featured sobering messages about the climate crisis, refugees and war-torn nations.
Working with edtech aggregators and addressing study permit refusal rates are among the recommendations set out by Canadian universities for the country’s international education strategy.
Canada has issued permanent resident status to more former international students so far in 2023 than throughout the whole of last year.
A post-secondary institution in Alberta, Canada, has announced that Ukrainians on specialist emergency visas will be eligible for domestic tuition rates.
An agent whose business partner had already been arrested for his role in a fake acceptance letter scam in Canada has now also been arrested and charged.
Canada will allow international graduates with recently expired or close-to-expiring work permits to stay in the country for an additional 18 months.
The lack of a purpose-built immigration pathway for international students upon graduation should be “cause for concern”, according to new data from the Conference Board of Canada.
Themes of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging were woven throughout the recent CBIE conference in Canada.