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US ELT sector squeezed by market conditions
Difficult trading conditions in the last 12 months have contributed to a number of intensive English program closures and a dip in EnglishUSA membership re-enrolment figures.
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Overseas experience trumps language learning for Chinese students
A schism in how Chinese education agents and UK summer school providers view the importance of the language tuition element of the program was revealed in new research that canvassed opinion from 95 agents.
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Stanford tops employability rankings, Australia makes headway
Stanford University has been named the best university in the world for graduate employability, according to this year’s QS employability rankings, as universities from eight different countries make the top 20.
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EAIE: educators urged to embrace “inclusive internationalisation”
Educators have been reminded of their role in combatting protectionist ideologies and ensuring everyone benefits from increasing globalisation at the 2017 EAIE Conference in Seville.
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Boom in number of English-taught bachelor’s, with Turkey on top
There has been a huge surge in the number of English-taught bachelor’s available in Europe, according to recent research, with the number of these degrees at HEIs in the continent up fifty-fold since 2009.
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St Giles acquires school in Cambridge
St Giles International has announced the acquisition of the New School of English in Cambridge, adding another year-round English language centre to its portfolio.
E African region to harmonise tuition fees next year
University students in East Africa will pay the same tuition fees, in the first step towards the actualisation of the East African Common Higher Education Area.
Leicester opens first international campus in China
The UK's University of Leicester has opened an international campus in China which will focus on teaching STEM subjects and offer dual degrees.
Google, Bertelsmann to fund 75k MOOCs
Tech giant Google and German media and publishing firm Bertelsmann have announced funding of 75,000 MOOC scholarships through online education provider Udacity.
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What could the rescission of DACA in the US mean for international education?
DREAMers, undocumented students in the United States, just might become international students —at least in Canada. While hopes of a reprieve for DACA floated this week, Canadian institutions are using the uncertainty to reach out and offer scholarships. Elaina Loveland reports.
The PIEoneer Awards 2017 – which innovators made the shortlist?
The inaugural PIEoneer Awards from The PIE team will celebrate the individuals and organisations that are reaching new heights in the global education field. Sara Custer provides a synopsis of the shortlisted entries.
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