Universities warn students not to travel amid housing shortages
International students are being forced to change their plans as universities grapple with accommodation shortages in cities such as Amsterdam, Utrecht and Glasgow.
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Agent-switching under spotlight in India
Indian students with offers from UK universities are being promised additional scholarships to encourage them to transfer agencies, say stakeholders.
“Budget-friendly” destinations gaining momentum in Europe
Demand for lower-cost and budget-friendly destinations are gaining strong momentum in Europe as international students look to tighten their belts, new data from Studyportals suggests.
Canada: Unis continuing with Covid mandates
Despite Canadian provinces and territories lifting virtually all Covid public health restrictions, including mandatory masking, several institutions will be turning to Covid mandates in the fall semester.
DoodleLearning joins Discovery Education
Edtech company Discovery Education has expanded its digital product suite and its UK market presence by acquiring digital platform DoodleLearning.
US: Aug 12 declared AFS Youth Assembly Day by NY mayor
New York City mayor Eric Adams declared August 12 as AFS Youth Assembly Day in the city via an official mayoral proclamation during the opening ceremonies of the Youth Assembly at New York’s UN Headquarters.
UK resumes priority visa services
The UK has reopened some of its priority visa services, allowing incoming international students to pay extra for a faster decision on their applications.
Sector reacts in debate on agency “over-reliance”
An innovation in the way student recruitment businesses operate is clear, with more services and true global reach an outcome of the post-Covid, tech-powered operating environment, say stakeholders – but a range of opinion regarding “over-reliance” on agency models remains.
US: Groups call for Farmington settlement
Prominent groups have called for a settlement agreement to restore tuition money to students who unknowingly signed up to a fake university set up by ICE.
K12: Cambridge partners with Ukraine
Ukrainian children will receive extra learning support under an agreement between the Ukrainian education ministry and Cambridge Partnership for Education.
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