Canada: government action needed to support int’l students
The Canadian government must take action to support international students who have been affected by Covid-19 according to a new report.
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US: IIE highlights key concerns for Chinese students
Key concerns Chinese students hold about studying in the US include around safety, visa and testing delays, IIE has suggested.
Prestigious US institutions see more int’l applications in 2020/21 – report
US institutions with "pre-existing global brand recognition" may have seen an uptick in international applications in the 2020/21 cycle, but lesser-known US institutions could face fiercer competition ahead, a report has suggested.
US: Harris hails CIEE study abroad participants
US vice president Kamala Harris has spoken of the benefits of creating friendships around the globe that come with study abroad opportunities.
Canada: CCTB in Vancouver set for first intake in May
The Canadian College of Technology and Business has launched in Vancouver aiming to equip students with skills to stand out in the workforce of the future.
NAFSA recognises internationalisation efforts in US
NAFSA has announced the eight winners of the 2021 Senator Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization across two categories.
The pandemic has forced schools and employers to embrace technology, and Gen Z is benefiting
Members of Generation Z are digital natives – there has never before been another generation that is so comfortable with technology and the world of online connections
CultureWorks draws backing for digital pathway
CultureWorks has entered a new partnership with OKR Financial to "significantly" increase investment in the Canada-based digital pathway provider.
