Toronto: sexually assaulted during work at Domino’s
An Indian student has claimed she was sexually assaulted while working at a Domino’s pizza store in Toronto, Canada.
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UK marking boycott could jeopardise graduate visa applications
An ongoing marking boycott could prevent international students from staying in the UK once they graduate, a leading university has warned.
Ireland’s TUS new office targets African students
Ireland’s Technological University of the Shannon has opened a Student Liaison Office in Lagos, Nigeria, which it will use to coordinate student recruitment.
Int’l school grads can cushion US UG enrolment blow, says report
New data from BridgeU shows how interest from international school graduates in key global markets, combined with a focused recruitment and marketing strategy, can cushion a predicted undergraduate “enrolment cliff” in the US.
Turnitin flagging checks offered on Chinese website Taobao
Services that appear to enable students to check if their plagiarised essays will be flagged by Turnitin have been been paid for thousands of times, according to the Chinese website Taobao.
Indian ordered to be deported from Canada
Canadian officials have ordered the deportation of an Edmonton woman in a decision that could impact hundreds of victims of a rogue Indian education agent.
US bipartisan bill eyes immigration overhaul
A bipartisan bill containing “critical” reforms for international students – and undocumented – in the US has been praised by a leading stakeholder.
Canada: mobility deals with South Korea and Finland
Canada has announced youth mobility arrangements with South Korea and Finland that will provide reciprocal opportunities for young people.
France Alumni Day celebrates diversity and talent of int’l students
Campus France launched the first France Alumni Day, celebrating diversity among international alumni and the unique values of a French higher education.
One in six at English unis studying overseas
Data compiled by England’s Office for Students has revealed that one in six students who are enrolled at an English university are taught overseas.
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