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Germany: Student housing prices rise but low tuition a saving grace
Student housing in Germany is experiencing a long-term price hike, prompted by high enrolment figures, threatening its status as an affordable destination.
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Sector voices concern over potential “nightmare” SEVIS change roadmap
NAFSA and others warn of the potentially detrimental impact of a proposed policy change to J-1 and F-1 student visas which could limit admittance.
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Politically focused AIEC promotes community engagement
The continued success of Australia’s international education industry is dependant on its ability to better promote its benefits to the wider community, according to speakers at AIEC.
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More international graduates in the Netherlands staying after five years
Numbers of international students choosing to stay after graduation in the Netherlands is rising, according to Nuffic, the country’s internationalisation body.
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Aus: government softens position on regional placement of int’l students
Australian education minister Dan Tehan has wheeled back rhetoric on diverting international students to regional areas during his minister’s address at the Australian International Education Conference in Sydney.
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Tanzania to review agent licenses over allegations of double-dipping
A year after publishing new rules on overseas recruitment agencies,Tanzania is set to review licenses of the agencies over claims of malpractice, including ‘double-dipping’ and over-charging.
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Inspiring Futures acquires Padworth College
The owners of independent preparation-for-boarding college for international students, Bishopstrow College, has acquired Padworth College.
Robots to help teach English in Japan
Japan has announced plans to use robots in classrooms as part of a multipronged approach to improve English proficiency and take advantage of an expected increase in tourism.
World Bank calls for worldwide investment
Further education investment is required by countries to prepare for the future of work, according to the latest report from the World Bank.
Berkeley Language Services acquires Rennert
Berkeley Language Services has acquired New York City-based language school, Rennert International, for an undisclosed fee.
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Australia’s rip tides: the story beneath the booming industry
Experiencing across-the-board growth year on year, Australia's industry should be well placed to finish this decade in a much better position than the last. But, as Anton Crace reports, beneath the waves, rip tides threaten to pull parts of its industry back out to sea.
The lure of work rights for int’l students – Act 2: Students
As work rights policies shift the fortunes of host countries, they shape the student experience. In the second chapter of this two-part analysis Claudia Civinini looks at the challenges students face when looking for a job abroad.
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