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US sector must be savvy, leverage domestic budget to boost 2021 outlook
US institutions are looking for cost-effective solutions to engage with international Generation Z students as budgets have been slashed at colleges, delegates at the annual AIRC conference have shared.
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UKEAS opens location in New Delhi as it enters Indian market
Education consultancy UKEAS has opened its first of 15 planned new offices in India as the company enters a “period of expansion and development”.
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UK “standout performer” in international student recruitment race
The way governments have handled the coronavirus is becoming less of a choice factor as the pandemic evolves, a survey of some 300 agents, carried out by Navitas, has suggested.
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UK commits funding to domestic Erasmus+ alternative
The UK government has committed to funding a national alternative to the Erasmus+ program should no agreement be reached on the country’s continued participation in the mobility scheme from January 1, 2021.
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GMAC reports increase in business school applications
Applications to business school programs globally have risen over the past year with domestic students turning to management programs due to “economic uncertainty”, a survey of 1,085 programs at 325 institutions worldwide has shown.
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Pandemic exacerbating work-based education options in Australia
Policy makers, educators and employers must cooperate to create environments where students can utilise work integrated learning to improve employment outcomes while Covid-19 has “accelerated” of change in the world of work, stakeholders in Australia have urged.
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NZ: initiative offers flexible pathway options
NCUK has partnered with Education New Zealand to enable international students to access education at the country's universities while borders remain closed.
AI solutions widen client base, say educators
Educators must utilise the latest edtech solutions to maximise student outcomes and assist teachers in their roles, speakers at an ICEF webinar have said.
Monash reveals foreign campus in Indonesia
Monash University has established the first foreign university campus in Indonesia, after it was granted a licence to operate by the Indonesian government.
Uni of Glasgow to offset non-EU student travel
Scotland's University of Glasgow has announced it will offset international students' travel for those arriving from outside of Europe.
Tajikistan looks to partner with UK universities
The government of Tajikistan is looking to promote partnerships between its universities and institutions in the UK, delegates heard at a recent webinar.
Alef Education to enter Indonesian market
UAE-based edtech company Alef Education has announced it will bring its services into Indonesia after signing a partnership with the country's Ministry of Religious Affairs.
Aus: NT welcomes int’l student pilot flight
The first international students, from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam and Indonesia, have arrived in Australia since the travel ban, on a pilot flight and headed to Charles Darwin University.
Int’l students encouraged by vaccine hopes
Nearly a quarter of international students are considering moving forward their plans to study abroad because of a potential Covid-19 vaccine, QS has found.
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Revolution of recruitment: TC Global launches online application platform as 2021 moves tech-first
TC Global is citing 13,500 students on its platform and flagging a new app launch in Jan 2021 as a sign of the times: its chief of brand strategy states that "consumers are not analogue", says traditional counselling has in-built bias that tech can remove. Callan Quinn finds out more.
Study travel sector moves past pitfalls of partnership
Senior stakeholders in the study travel sector have acknowledged that 2020 was, to paraphrase the Queen of England, an "annus horribilis", at an event hosted by the Forum for Leaders in Language Travel.
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