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CBIE calls on federal government to invest in outward student mobility
The Canadian Bureau for International Education has submitted a proposal to the Parliament calling on the government to invest CA$10m to support outward student mobility.
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Europe is leaving US behind on language learning – Pew
Comparing data from Eurostat and the American Councils of International Education, Pew found that on average 92% of children in Europe study a foreign language in their education, compared to only 20% across the US.
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Turkey: Agents defiant despite lira slump, hoping for compromise
Education agents in Turkey are expecting students to opt for affordable study destinations after a huge drop in the value of the Turkish lira, but there is hope that schools will drop prices, and Turkish education will be more attractive.
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One in six int’l students miss classes for work, Uni Aus report
International students are increasingly skipping university classes to attend work and are having their studies affected adversely, according to the latest survey by Universities Australia.
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EducationUSA shines light on high school recruitment pipeline
The EducationUSA Forum convened more than 500 university representatives to discuss HE recruitment avenues, such as those already at US boarding schools.
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DTU hopes to solve housing crisis
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