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Less competition for higher ed as China’s population declines
Studying abroad is becoming less rewarding for Chinese youth, experts warn, as the country’s population falls for the first time in 60 years.
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UK invests emotionally and financially into Ukraine Twinning scheme
From distributing winter clothes to sending an ambulance to Ukraine to helping new student intakes, the nature, nuance and impact of the UK-Ukraine twinning initiative is wide-ranging.
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Geopolitics keeping leaders awake in outlook for 2023
Financial performance, geopolitics and managing growth are among the three biggest concerns for leaders in international education at the beginning of 2023.
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China: students must return to study destinations “as soon as possible”
Students in China who have been studying international courses online should now travel to overseas study destination countries, authorities announced on January 28.
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Ukrainian students report being thrown out of European unis
Ukrainian students have claimed they are being thrown out of European universities following a ban that prevents them from leaving the country to study abroad.
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Remove study placements from Australia’s work hour cap, say universities
Education providers welcomed the decision to reinstate the cap on working hours for international students, but argue that some work experience should not count towards the limit.