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UK and India agree “dynamic” strategic partnership for education
Professional exchange scheme, enhanced access to UK labour market and mutual recognition of qualifications among new partnership opportunities for UK/India with new 2030 Roadmap.
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Canada: concern after talk of Ontario student travel ban
International students waiting to travel to Canada have expressed concern after Justin Trudeau said he may suspend international student travel to Ontario.
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Few interviews available for J-1 visas at US embassies
Students’ hopes of being able to spend the summer in the US are being dashed despite the expiration of the Trump-era “work visa ban”.
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UK: black African international students facing racist abuse
Racism pervades “all aspects of the lived experiences” of Black African international students as they study and live in the UK, research has found.
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Australia: challenges will “prolong” HE tuition fee revenue downturn
Australia’s university sector’s recovery is facing multiple challenges out of its control, according to new reports by the country’s global rating agency S&P.
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Australian government pumps $53m into international education
The Australian government has announced a $53 million Covid support package for international education providers in the country hardest hit by the pandemic.
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UK: thousands of int’l students had hardship fund applications rejected
Thousands of hardship fund applications made by international students to UK universities were rejected during Covid-19, The PIE News has learnt.
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EUK London rate relief campaign launched
English UK London has repeated calls for the UK government to extend business rate relief to all language schools up and down the country.
China: US begins processing student visas
The US Embassy in Beijing announced last Friday that visa processing for Chinese students would resume in May after months of delays and cancellations.
UK: GEDU launches English language division
Higher education provider Global Education has launched language division English Path, operating from four UK campuses along with its location in Dubai.
Catalyst GEM aims for recruitment “evolution”
Catalyst GEM, a technology-based platform, has entered the higher education market bidding to be the next evolution of international student recruitment.
Quality pulls int’l students to Dutch higher education
Around three out of four students are either likely or very likely to study at Dutch HEIs in the coming year, a report by Nuffic has found.
UK: Uni of South Wales and QA reveal pathway
The UK's University of South Wales has announced a partnership with QA Higher Education to deliver pathway and English-language programs.
BC report highlights UK TNE impact in Europe
TNE's most significant impact is in meeting local labour needs, but UK institutions need to reconsider the way success is measured, a report has urged.
EU-ASEAN SHARE program extended to 2022
The EU’s Support to Higher Education in the ASEAN Region (SHARE) program will now run until the end of 2022, according to a recent announcement.
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The US is still one of the top destinations for international high school students
As the US leads the world in Covid-19 vaccinations and establishes welcoming new policies towards international education, the US is still one of the top destinations for international high school students
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With more and more cyberattacks knocking out systems, are UK universities being as transparent as they should be about attacks?
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As International Happiness Day approaches on March 20, international schools have looked to innovative approaches to student wellbeing including lego groups, yoga, podcasts and Inclusion Ambassadors. Julian Hall finds out more.
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