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Sector champions honoured at the 2023 PIEoneer Awards
The very best in innovation and achievement across the international education sector was once again recognised at the annual PIEoneer Awards ceremony.
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Preventing ‘deepfake’ threat to English test security
Generative AI is being used in attempted attacks on digital English tests, cybersecurity professionals have revealed to university stakeholders.
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India-Canada row causing “anxiety” in international education
A diplomatic spat between Canada and India is having implications for the international education sector, with some indicating that institutions, students and agents are expressing anxiety over the situation.
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Canada’s international student program “a victim of its own success”, says report
Canada’s international student program has “been a victim of its own success” and more needs to be done to counter the abuse and exploitation of students, a group of senators have said.
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India open for international collaboration, government tells UK universities
India’s recent regulatory changes have opened up a “major platform for collaboration between countries”, the Indian government told UK universities.
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Prospective students “actively researching” sustainability strategies
Teaching quality, reputation and affordability are key for prospective students, but they are also “actively seeking” information regarding environmental sustainability, according to new research.
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What UK international educators want to see in manifestos in the next election
UK stakeholders detail what policy proposals and statements they want to see during the next general election in the country.
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UN & FutureLearn partner to reach 100,000 learners
Canada's higher education system is "uniquely positioned" to build sustainable communities across Ibero-America, education leaders heard at the UN.
Pioneering AI tool to reshape student advising
A pioneering new AI tool from Global Study is looking to reshape international student management for agencies.
Ontario: police responds to scam targeting int’ls
Police in the town of Kingston have responded to reports of a scam targeting international students at multiple universities.
Russia claims int’l numbers still growing
Students still flock to Russian shores to study despite the war in Ukraine continuing, according to reports - but official figures have yet to confirm.
UCAS: non-EU undergraduates down by 0.9%
Latest data from UCAS in the UK shows a slight decline in international students accepted to undergraduate courses for the next academic year.
China, Philippines HEIs sign STEM partnerships
Ten higher education institutions in the Philippines have partnered with Chinese institutions in a bid to boost collaboration in science, technology and agriculture.
IE University in Spain Europe’s most diverse – QS
Europe's most diverse campuses have been identified in the QS Europe Rankings, with universities in Spain, Poland and Switzerland ranked top three.
English Australia reveals 2023 ELICOS winners
English Australia celebrated excellence in the ELICOS sector earlier this month when it revealed the winners of the 2023 English Australia industry awards.
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Director of future students – a new title for a new way of thinking?
'Director of future students' - it's one of the newer job titles to pop up, noticeably so across the UK and Australian sectors. But what exactly does the role encompass, and does a new title come with new responsibilities?
Market profile: Bangladesh is a growth enabler
While Nepal and Bhutan are often cited as exciting growth markets, Bangladesh is sometimes overlooked as a key differential student recruitment market for enabling growth and diversity.
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