Outbound mobility, diversification of source countries and destinations and increased support for Canadian education exports – these are the pillars outlined in Canada’s new international education strategy.
A US appeals court has ruled that students enrolled at a university set up by Department of Homeland Security to catch brokers of fraudulent student visas, can now take the US government to court.
ONCAP has reached an agreement to partner with ILAC, the largest private English language school in Canada. The terms of the transaction are not being disclosed.
A new "challenger bank" has been launched aimed at international students headed to the US – and the entrepreneur is a former international student.
US H1-B policies may be preventing foreign PhD students in the US from working at startups, in favour of larger companies, restricting startups’ access to a talented workforce.
International students will see their health insurance premiums in British Columbia increase as the province moves to eliminate them for residents.
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union is drafting a letter to the government over the repeal of health insurance funding for international students.
There’s often a lack of connection between bringing students in and long-term thinking – are these students going to stay or not?
