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UK universities outline plans to emerge from lockdown
University leaders in the UK have outlined plans for the next academic year, including keeping students in ‘protective bubbles’ with others on their course.
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UK and Australia suggest clarity is coming on PSW rules
Senior stakeholders in both the UK and Australia have used public webinar platforms to affirm that commitments to student visa policy regarding post-study work will be further clarified in the coming weeks.
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US bans Chinese students and researchers with links to military
The US government has announced measures to restrict those with links to China’s military from studying at graduate and post-graduate level in the US.
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Go digital on marketing strategies to woo Chinese students: BONARD
Education providers should develop online digital strategies in coordination with agencies across China, as agents turn to online recruitment channels, advises education consultancy BONARD, which has surveyed many placement companies in the country.
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Consolidation expected after Covid-19 agency business slump
Mass closures because of the coronavirus pandemic will result in closer cooperation between agencies and educators in future, stakeholders of education agencies across the globe have suggested.
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US: legislation proposed to ban visas for Chinese STEM graduate students
Politicians in the US have unveiled a bill prohibiting Chinese students from receiving visas for STEM subjects at graduate and post-graduate level.
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Universities across Australia could lose $16 billion in international student revenue by 2023, sector body Universities Australia has warned.
US lawmakers urge support for OPT program
21 members of Congress have penned urging support for OPT program to ensure the US can continue to engage with the "best and brightest students".
Aus: Indonesia program at risk of closure
The Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies program is under threat as revenue has been "wiped out" due to international travel bans.
K-12: associations BAISIS and BSA join forces
The British Association of Independent Schools with International Students and the Boarding Schools’ Association have announced a formal partnership.
Fulbright scholars boost Australian regional research
RUN Fulbright Scholar Award recipients from the US will undertake regionally-relevant research at Regional Universities Network institutions in Australia.
Loans and funding support on table in Germany
The Germany Ministry of Education and Research has said it will offer international students in the country interest-free loans beginning this month.
Guard.me opens mental health webinars for all
Insurance provider guard.me has made its mental health webinars available free to assist students who may be struggling due to the coronavirus crisis.
Coventry Uni Poland campus ready for Sep 20
Coventry University’s new campus in Poland will be ready to welcome its first intake in September subject to Poland's decision on lifting Covid-19 restrictions.
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