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Gov approves return of international students to South Australia
A plan to bring international students back to South Australia has been approved by the country’s federal government.
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Equity in focus for post-Covid rebuild – Going Global 2021
Improving access and equity in global higher education as the sector grapples with geopolitical challenges was in the spotlight at the 2021 Going Global conference.
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Student recruitment innovators debate digital disruption
The edtech era means data will improve student recruitment processes, build insight around conversion and offer a personal and streamlined process for students, said a panel of experts at a PIE Webinar.
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Numbers of admitted students at Swedish unis increases in 2021
Admittance of students who had not previously been educated in Sweden has risen at universities in the country for the 2021 academic year, statistics have shown.
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ApplyBoard raises $300m in fresh funding round
Canadian unicorn, ApplyBoard, has raised a further C$375 million (US$300 million) in Series D funding, to enable further global scale and product iteration. One example of this is the rollout of verification portal ApplyProof, said the company.
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Canada: student residency pathway “key pillar” for immigration targets
The Canadian government has reiterated its support for international students coming to Canada and their role in helping Canada meet immigration targets.
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New Zealand defies restrictions with virtual fair
New Zealand Partners Workshop Week showcased "education expertise, products and services", ensuring that the country remains "visible" despite its borders being closed.
Adopt data-led strategy now, urges IDP Connect
IDP Connect IQ seeks to offer institutions data required to build strategies to become institutions of choice for a diverse range of international students.
Online ESL market worth $10bn in 2021 – report
The value of the global online English-as-a-second language (ESL) learning market is worth $10bn in 2021 according to a new study.
“Unprecedented” study abroad drop from Japan
The Covid-19 pandemic led to an “unprecedented” drop in the number of Japanese students pursing study abroad opportunities.
Pros of global activities on campus identified
UUKi research has urged the higher education sector to "ensure that it harnesses the positives" of internationalisation at home activities developed during Covid-19.
Canadian sector mulls mandatory vaccinations
Some higher education institutions in Canada are mandating vaccinations on campus but other parts of the education sector are leaving the decision to students.
China: companies pivot away from study abroad
Covid-19 has resulted in large numbers of Chinese businesses pivoting away from study abroad services, research has shown.
UK minister hails “landmark” Turing scheme
The UK's Turing scheme will allow young people to become a new generation of "truly global citizens", universities minister Michelle Donelan has stated.
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