The Institute of International Education is launching a new Center for Access and Equity, aimed at expanding access to international education “for all”, The PIE News can exclusively reveal.
International education company Shorelight has entered the UK with a partnership with Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Québec’s Ministry of Higher Education and Immigration Canada could be sued for millions of dollars by a law firm that is acting on behalf of over 500 international students, reports have suggested.
The UK risks seeing a decline in international students if changes on post-study work and dependants policy are implemented, stakeholders have warned.
International students in Australia have been switching to vocational or private colleges to benefit from Australia’s uncapped work rights, an agent association has warned.
Money, accreditation and visibility have been named as barriers to the expansion of joint and double degree programs, in a new report from Poland’s international exchange body.
The University of Manchester has entered a partnership with six Kenyan universities and county governments to train manpower in the healthcare fields.
Stakeholders welcomed 400 first-time attendees to the recent Forum on Education Abroad conference, who “brought a freshness of ideas and dynamism to the conversations”.
A Texas bill that would prohibit students from China, Iran, North Korea and Russia from enrolling in the state’s public institutions is unlikely to pass. But there are fears that the flames of anti-Asian sentiments have once again been stoked.
The Turkish German University in Istanbul has handed out 48 scholarships worth some €15,000 to students that were impacted by the recent earthquake.
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