Africa in focus at UK ENIC conference
UK ENIC’s first annual conference since before the pandemic placed Africa at the centre of the future of international education sector.
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Ukraine: IIE makes increased commitment
IIE has announced its commitment to provide funds to allow 160 Ukrainian students and 50 scholars to continue their academic careers.
“Remarkable recovery” in Australian ELICOS
The ELICOS sector had the highest volume increase in commencements of any sector in Australia in 2022, according to the 2022 ELICOS Market Analysis by English Australia.
UK international student fee markups “problematic” – IHEF 2023
The director of SOAS criticised the UK’s higher education system for ‘exploiting’ international students at the International Higher Education Forum 2023.
Australia: $29bn in education exports in 2022
Australian education exports in 2022 increased to AUS$25.5 billion (USD$17.15bn), figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have shown.
Canada: increased mental health funded needed following overdose deaths
Universities Canada has expressed concern over news that international students are dying of overdoses in British Columbia and has called for additional funding.
AIRC announces 2023 Sir Cyril Taylor recipients
The American International Recruitment Council has announced the 2023 recipients of the Sir Cyril Taylor Memorial Scholarships for Study in the US.
AIEA brings sector together at annual conference
Historical inequities, government policy, access and sustainability were all key themes at the 2023 AIEA annual conference in Washington DC.
Remove international student numbers from migration figures, say MPs
A prominent parliament group advocating for international students in the UK has called for the cohort to be taken out of net migration figures as talks continue regarding planned migration cuts.
Visa processing impact still felt in major study destinations
Visa processing times globally are continuing to impact the recovery of the international education sector, with Canada at the most disadvantage, stakeholders suggest.
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