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Feb 06
US “on track” to send 100,000 students to China
Feb 06
Considerably more Americans are studying in China than previously thought, according to a new study from the Institute of International Education. It also claims the US is likely to meet its goal to send 100,000 students to China in four years by 2014, despite fears to the contrary.
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Sara Custer
Immigration
Feb 05
Australia: scammers target student visa holders
Feb 05
Student visa holders in Australia have been tricked into paying large penalty fines to offshore accounts for unlawfully working beyond their visa conditions. DIAC issued a warning to international students to be aware of individuals impersonating their officers; with more than 300,000 student visa holders in the country at risk, it is taking the scam "seriously".
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Sara Custer
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Feb 04
EU launches new university rankings
Feb 04
A new university ranking system aimed to provide a more realistic and user-friendly guide to higher education institutions – and challenge the hegemony of today's leading rankings – was launched by the European Union in Dublin last week. 500 universities from across Europe and the world are expected to take part.
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Feb 04
Malaysia: two-year moratorium on private HE
Feb 04
Malaysia has announced a two year moratorium on new private tertiary institutions with the aim to raise its status as an educational hub. "Highly rated" foreign campuses are exempt from the freeze. Currently there are 414 private colleges in the country - a figure Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin considers too high.
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Amy Baker
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Feb 01
ISIS Education acquires Eurocentres, Canada
Feb 01
ISIS Education, based in London, UK, has expanded its operations into North America by acquiring Vancouver Maple Leaf College Inc, which operates two English language schools in Canada under the Eurocentres brand.
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Sara Custer
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Feb 01
Indian ELT market “to double” by 2015
Feb 01
Presenting new opportunities for foreign providers, the ELT market in India is set to nearly double by 2015 according to a report by The British High Commission in New Delhi. The vocational training (VET) segment of the market has the most potential, the report claims, as the government endeavours to up-skill the labour market.
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Sofian Edy, Swinburne University, Australia
Feb 01
There are certainly not high volumes coming to Australia. The university is looking at doing things very differently now. Not necessarily by cutting things, but we can’t just rely on going to exhibitions like we did over the past 10 years
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Jan 31
US: consensus grows for STEM green cards
Jan 31
The White House and Senate are reaching common ground on the issue of post-study work rights for foreign students. A week after his second inauguration, US President Barack Obama outlined plans to fast-track green cards for skilled science graduates of US universities, with a bipartisan group of senators unveiling similar proposals days earlier.
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Dan Thomas
Immigration
Jan 31
International enrolments up 14% in the Philippines
Jan 31
According to its Bureau of Immigration (BI), the Philippines welcomed 14% more foreign students in 2012 than the previous year, reflecting the country’s rapid rise as an affordable study destination. The bureau’s student desk approved 47,478 applications for student visas and permits, up from 41,443 in 2011.
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Jan 30
UK: non-EU applications rise despite visa fears
Jan 30
International applications to UK universities rose 9.6% by the January deadline, UCAS revealed today, defying fears that tougher visa policies are damaging the country's appeal as a study destination. Observers welcomed the growth but cautioned that new interviews of students by border officials this year could harm final enrolments.
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