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Australia regaining favour in South Asia, agent survey suggests
Australia appears to be regaining favour in markets in South Asia according to a survey of agents in the region. However, Australia’s popularity level is far from its peak in 2009.
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Big Brexit questions still remain for European students
Students around Europe are uncertain of the impact Brexit will have on their education but remain concerned about funding, campus diversity, career options and being welcomed in the UK, according to a QS survey.
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China: new rules for int’l students include customs and language classes
China has announced new measures for universities on the management of international students studying in the country, which include increasing the presence of Chinese culture, customs and language into their curriculum.
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Cultural awareness underscores NZ wellbeing strategy
Health, safety and mental wellbeing underpinned by culturally appropriate service delivery are at the centre of New Zealand’s wellbeing strategy for international students, launched this month.
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UK: Teaching Excellence Framework results hold some surprises
Some of the country’s most highly reputable – and highly ranked – universities missed out on top-tier ratings, as stakeholders wait to see what impact the results will have on international student recruitment.
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London higher education group goes global
London Higher International hosted its first event at the House of Commons in London with BUILA, focusing on ensuring the city and the country remains open to international talent.
Housing Anywhere nods to early US interest
Early interest from a few cities in the US and development work leading to better customer engagement are two outcomes that €5m has achieved for the expanding student accommodation platform.
Edtech market entry hinges on local knowledge
Surviving in a market rife with 'copycat' operators and navigating regulatory grey areas are two challenges edtech providers entering new markets face, experts said at EdTechXEurope.
Int’l students at risk if H-1B salary threshold raised
A report has underlined stakeholders' concerns that retaining international graduates could be more challenging if a reform of the H-1B visa system which favours the most skilled goes ahead.
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How can educators support LGBTQI+ international students?
Studying overseas can provide students with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of themselves, but there are a number of challenges for LGBTQI+ students, who may have to rebuild their support network away from home. Anton Crace looks at what education institutions are doing to support LGBTQI+ international students.
How are educators worldwide responding to the refugee crisis?
The global refugee crisis has displaced millions of people, many of whom are students or scholars who will need to access education institutions in their new destinations. Providing that access, however, presents an array of challenges for both students and educational providers. What barriers do students and scholars face to access education, and how are institutions helping them to overcome them? Natalie Marsh finds out.
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