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Global enquiry response rate stays level with social media the weak spot
Poor service during student enquiry stage is continuing to hamper conversion rates at universities around the world, with those approaching institutions on social media particularly disappointed, research has shown.
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Australia focuses in on private VET with $37.8m integrity unit
The Albanese government has launched AUS$37.8 million integrity unit designed to “weed out” unlawful behaviour in the VET sector and protect vulnerable students.
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Time for a “shift” in internationalisation, say EU ministers
Institutions and governments must work harder to combat the waves against internationalisation, including complacency, lack of guidance and local barriers, European education ministers said at EAIE.
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Australia bans commission for onshore switching and targets cross-ownership
Australia has announced it will put a ban on agent commissions earned from student transfers between providers and strengthen regulation to prevent cross-ownership of businesses between education provider and education agent.
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Canada to catch up with competitors via “trusted institution” framework
A new framework for institutions is being proposed by IRCC, in a bid to raise the bar on international student services.
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UK looks to reengage with China following first mission since 2019
As geopolitical tensions flare up and diplomatic relations between governments in popular study destinations and China remain strained, international eduction is weighing up how to operate in the world’s second most populous country.
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US: bill amendment would eliminate $700m funding for exchange programs
The US government’s $700 million funding for exchange programs is at risk ahead of a vital vote in the House of Representatives.
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“Targeted” measures on VET sector an “encouraging” prospect
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“Not just a helicopter campus” – Coventry’s bid to maintain links with Wrocław campus
Coventry University is not only seeking to maintain a connection with the continent with its Wrocław campus, but is working to secure a place in Poland's higher education ecosystem.
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