Navitas university partnerships enrolments up 6%
Navitas has recorded 3% growth in student enrolments for the first semester of 2018 in its University Partnerships Division
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Study Gold Coast celebrates with Human Rainbow
A Human Rainbow to celebrate the diversity of the Gold Coast was held on the first day of the Commonwealth Games.
“More can be done” to improve access to HE for refugees – UUKi
UUKi has released a report guiding universities through the best practices to develop strategies to help refugees access higher education.
NAFSA Advocacy Day focused on “a welcoming US”
NAFSA’s Advocacy Day in March gave international educators in the US the opportunity to meet with elected officials and discuss the industry needs.
Chinese HEIs visit UK to recruit new student talent
At two events in the UK focused on the recruitment of British students, Chinese universities significantly increased their presence in 2018.
European student visas should be egalitarian – ESU
There is still work to do to ensure student visas “achieve equal educational and social opportunities” across the EU for third-country nationals.
NAFSA awards eight HEIs for excellence
Eight higher education institutions across the US have been recognised by NAFSA’s annual Simon Awards for outstanding achievements in campus internationalisation.
UA Conference emphasises higher ed’s role in future of work
Australia’s higher education sector was urged to ensure it remained ahead of the curve to prepare domestic and international students for the future of work as those with the power to change direction gathered in Canberra.
Germany: FDSV widens membership
German agency association, FDSV, is opening up its membership to include German language travel operators who offer courses in Germany.
University public funding recovery is “slow and fragile” says EUA
Many countries in Europe have failed to repair cuts made to higher education since the 2008 financial crisis, despite experiencing economic recovery. Ireland, Italy and Spain are at lower levels than 2008.
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