NZ: Waikato launches water safety program
A water safety program launched by the University of Waikato looks to reduce the number of accidental drownings involving international students in the country.
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AMBA Awards recognises six winners in London
The Association of MBAs held its Excellence Awards recognising work done by AMBA-accredited Business Schools, their students and graduates.
Another double-digit growth for Canada, but diversity concerns raised
Canada registered another double-digit jump in study permit holders in 2018 with India driving growth and snatching the top position from China, recently-released IRCC figures show, but some stakeholders are now worried about diversity.
Valeo: £750m move into UK student housing
As part of a pan-European acquisition strategy, Valeo Groupe Europe has revealed it plans to invest between £600m and £750m in the UK student accommodation sector over the next four years.
Navitas links UK and EU with partnership deal
Lancaster University in the UK has signed an agreement with Australian firm Navitas to assist the HEI to establish and run a branch campus in eastern Germany.
Don’t leave the L1 out of English-taught programs, OUP experts warn
Policy makers should consider alternatives to the exclusive use of English when devising English-taught programs, in favour of a bilingual approach that includes the students’ first language, a white paper released by Oxford University Press argues.
Exclusive: US and UK top the charts for Chinese parents
The US is the best-loved study abroad destination by Chinese parents, closely followed by the UK and then Australia, a new dataset from HSBC’s The Value of Education report revealed.
NZ: first-time study visas hold steady
First-time study visas granted to New Zealand for first half 2018/19 have bucked a two-year trend of losses, but full-year data is expected to decrease.
Dutch Internationalisation “gains pace”
More Dutch students are gaining international experience, a new Nuffic report has revealed, but teachers are slower to embrace internationalisation.
Japan: HEI makes study abroad compulsory
Japan’s Chiba University has revealed that study abroad will become a compulsory element for all students entering the university from 2020.
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