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New Campus France campaign targets emerging markets
Campus France has launched a new campaign targeting prospective international students all over the world, with a particular focus on non-Francophone emerging countries in Asia, Indo-Pacific, Africa and Latin America.
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Brazilian international students face accommodation shortages
Shortages of student accommodation in study destinations around the world are a serious concern for Brazilian students and agents, research from the Brazilian Educational & Language Travel Association has found.
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US: Presidents’ Alliance announces RESPONSE refugee campaign
A new campaign has been launched to bring more refugees into the United States for higher education under a new visa system, it was announced.
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Collective passports cutback concerns UK study travel sector
It will be some time before the market feels the fallout of the near termination of Collective Passports for UK study trips, according to stakeholders.
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Students lose thousands of dollars after Australia delays border reopening
International students have spoken of the hardship they are experiencing as a result of Australia’s decision to delay the reopening of its borders, with some saying they have lost thousands of Australian dollars.
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Sector leaders react to the launch of the Australian strategy
Leaders across the higher and international education landscape in Australia have welcomed the release of the long anticipated Australian Strategy for International Education 2021-2030.
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upGrad acquires Australia’s Global Study Partners in AUD$22.5m move
Edtech provider upGrad has acquired Australian study abroad company Global Study Partners in an agreement worth AUD$22.5 million, with the promise of a further commitment of $15m for future growth.
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ALTO lays out industry integrity guidelines
Language education association ALTO has proposed a set of industry guidelines that focus on integrity, honesty, and transparency.
Sub-Saharan Africa sees most HE funding
The Sub-Saharan Africa region has received about 40% of the more than the US$9 billion the World Bank has spent on higher education since 2015.
AIU takes steps to create new consortium
The Association of Indian Universities has created a committee for its proposed consortium designed to attract foreign students to India.
Ireland: Duolingo permanently offered for visas
The language learning app Duolingo’s English Test has been made a permanent offering as a current minimum English language standard for Irish Study Visas.
Fulbright Program celebrates 75th anniversary
The US flagship international educational exchange program, the Fulbright Program, has celebrated it 75th anniversary in Washington DC.
Western Australia reveals $185m rebuild package
Western Australia has said it will give 5,000 international students $1,500 in accommodation support as it seeks to incentivise them to choose the state.
CATS Boston sets up Academies of Excellence
CATS Academy Boston has announced three Academies of Excellence to offer students the opportunity to focus their studies on a "chosen passion".
International PG students still favour on campus
On-campus study options remain significantly the preferred study preference among postgraduate students, a survey of 16,000 prospective students has found.
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China’s 14th Five Year Plan: what does it mean for the education sector?
China’s 14th Five Year Plan sets out the country’s vision for social and economic development, with the development of education remaining high on the agenda. Raye Wu discovers more.
Australia: NSW and Victoria plans “building momentum” for other states
A lack of a coordinated return plan by Australia might be giving a confusing signal to current offshore and prospective students, however stakeholders also say that flights to NSW and Victoria planned in 2021 can build momentum for other state and territories. Manu Prakaash takes the temperature across Australia.
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