Pandemic-era DHS flexibilities in US terminated
Covid-related US SEVP guidance is now terminated in accordance with the end of the national health emergency, DHS has announced.
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Student mobility from East Asia “in flux” – report
East Asia is unlikely to regain its position as a “global growth engine” for the UK, according to a new British Council report.
NextEd revenue up by AUS$25.4m in H1 FY23
Australian tertiary education provider NextEd Group has recorded revenues of AUS$43.6 million in the first half of 2023 – a 239% rise on 1 FY22.
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.
Aus: mental health services must be tailored to cultural needs
Mental health services at Australian universities need to be tailored to international students’ cultural needs if they are to be effective, a leading mental health charity has said.
Logistics challenges could delay arrivals of Chinese students in Australia
Logistical challenges could delay arrivals of Chinese students to Australia, a report from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia has said.
Aus: int’l student base “gaining momentum”
Post-pandemic recovery in Australia’s international education sector “continues to gain momentum”, according to data cited by Universities Australia.
China and India still dominate international scholars field in US
While still not nearing the 2018/19 peak of over 136,000 scholars, the number of international scholars in the US has increased year-on-year by 6% to 90,891 for the 2021/22 year, new data has revealed.
China: students must return to study destinations “as soon as possible”
Students in China who have been studying international courses online should now travel to overseas study destination countries, authorities announced on January 28.
Australia: 11% rise in new commencement predicted in 2023
Australia is set to see increased international enrolments in 2023, with expectations reckoning on overall growth of between 8% and 12%, according to marketing intelligence platform Studymove.
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