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Documentary on TOEIC case launched in Westminster
A documentary exposing the impact that the Home Office decision to revoke thousands of visas after the TOEIC cheating scandal in 2014 had on the life of the international students affected has been launched.
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Ireland: Non-EEA student numbers up 45% in five years
An increasing number of non-EEA students are choosing Ireland for their higher education, with numbers rising by 45% between 2013 and 2017. But concerns remain over immigration procedures, accommodation and employment.
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HEIs a “marvellous basis” to build from to overcome global problems
International higher education, research and innovation needs to leverage itself to address today’s global issues, delegates were told at the Going Global conference, which unpicked what “knowledge diplomacy” is and how effective it can be.
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“Business as usual” after surprise Australian election result
Surprise re-election by the Australian government means expected reforms to the country’s domestic and international education sectors are unlikely.
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International students contributed €2bn to the Spanish economy – report
International students contributed an estimated of over €2bn to the Spanish economy in 2018, with language schools welcoming by far the largest cohort of students out of all sectors, a research report has found.
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UK minister underlines importance of mobility deal for British students
UK Universities minister Chris Skidmore used his platform at the Going Global conference in Berlin to reaffirm a commitment either to ensure participation in Erasmus + or to consider “a potential domestic alternative” mobility scheme as part of the UK strategy.
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UC Davis to launch Global Learning Hub
UC Davis will launch a Global Learning Hub in Fall 2019 to help with its ambitious goal of providing all students with international and intercultural learning experiences before graduation.
Bayswater to launch refugee summer program
A summer program for refugees with a focus on English and employability skills will be organised this year at the University of Nottingham by Bayswater Foundation, the charity arm of Baywater Education, as part of its one-for-one model.
Student housing investment hit $17.1bn in 2018
Despite dipping slightly from 2017 to 2018, global investment into student accommodation totalled $17.1bn last year, entering its third year over $16bn, market research by Savills shows.
UK & German HEIs showcase research & collaboration
UK and German universities joined forces to host an innovative showcase that shone a spotlight on the vital partnerships that exist between British and German academia.
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Calculating a global career in accountancy
International students are increasingly focused on long-term gains, and having a globally transportable career is central to their goals. Accountancy, “the international language of business” can offer exactly this, and, as Kerrie Kennedy explores, education providers are evolving their course offerings to keep up with the demanding modern student.
How language testing is embracing technology
A new breed of digitally-delivered English exams don’t stop at testing verbs, they also want to democratise education and see themselves leading the way. But as the testing industry embraces technology, these changes may go as far as to challenge our idea of test itself. Claudia Civinini reports.
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