National security acts could damage research and exchanges, say US universities
Excessive regulation could damage American research and student exchanges, say universities, as Congress considers new measures on Chinese interference.
Excessive regulation could damage American research and student exchanges, say universities, as Congress considers new measures on Chinese interference.
Ireland has set out plans to become a “first choice” destination for international students and researchers as the country targets global talent.
A cap on the number of international students allowed into Canada would harm the country’s reputation and create a “challenge” for remote regions in need of international talent, say education professionals.
Governments and armed groups must refrain from attacking higher education communities in Israel and Palestine, an advocacy group has urged.
A Canadian judge has denied an international student entry to the country over concerns he could be “coerced” into spying.
Political debates around immigration and negative rhetoric towards minority groups will be closely observed around the globe, including by potential international students, warn policymakers, as the world faces a bumper election year.
Increasing numbers of young Africans are looking to study abroad but funding is often the biggest barrier. For the recipients of international scholarships, the impact can be life-changing.
Australia’s long-term international education strategy should prioritise soft power over economic impact, according to a new report on the future of university internationalisation.