As Germany grapples with severe labour shortages, the country is looking to make its labour market attractive for international students from India, DAAD has said.
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“We will not take this lying down” – that was the message from Ontario’s private language schools regarding the province’s study permit allocation announcement.
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In Canada, IRCC has intercepted the plans of public-private partnerships with summer intakes who set out to enrol as many students as possible before the PGWP eligibility is taken away.
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May 14 2024 is the day the Migration Advisory Committee will return its verdict on the UK’s graduate visa and one man has been thrust into the spotlight, chair of the committee, Brian Bell.
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Ontario is expected to give 96% of its allocated study permit applications to public colleges and universities, as a result of the cap requirement handed down to provinces from federal government.
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The US State Department rejected an unprecedented 36% of student visa applications last year, with experts blaming the outdated immigration system for stymieing efforts to attract international students.
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A study conducted in Sweden has shown efforts on foreign skills recognitions are contributing to integration in Swedish society – especially for women.
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Dutch stakeholders believe that outgoing education minister’s bill is “the best chance” to achieve a balance for domestic and international students in the Netherlands.
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The UK’s OfS guidance on free speech and academic freedom could have far-reaching consequences on international partnerships, but “time will tell” if it might build more understanding.
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Keystone Education Group has acquired Asia Exchange and Edunation, seeking to find and enrol more students in Asian-Pacific markets, promoting Nordic countries as high-quality education destinations and evolving its business beyond search and discovery.