Chinese students head to Singapore in search of US visas
Chinese students are facing extreme difficulty in obtaining US visa appointments, and some are heading to third countries to access services, education agencies reveal.
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IH London opens summer camps to UK students
International House London is opening up its summer camps to UK students aged 12-17 for the first time in 2021.
ISANA forms group to support NZ sector
ISANA NZ has announced plans to work with a group of insurance companies to help support schools and tertiary providers in New Zealand.
Australia: stranded students having “thoughts of self-harm”
International students unable to enter Australia are suffering from depression, anxiety and thoughts of self-harm, a new survey from CISA has found.
UK higher ed responds to India red list and student exemption
Stakeholders are hopeful that India being placed on the UK’s travel red list will not have too great an impact on student recruitment and arrivals.
ENZ seeks proposals for global centres
ENZ is inviting organisations to host international New Zealand Education Centres delivering programs for students planning to study with NZ providers.
China: belongings and valuables still in dormitories
China’s latest announcement of reducing entry requirements for those who have taken China-produced vaccines made no mention of international students.
Process visas and give students interview waivers, urge US unis
New York State higher education institutions have written to the US government urging it to open consulates for F-1 student visa processing and allow officers to either waive in-person interview requirements or allow online interviews.
50% say unis should require vaccine – survey
Half of international students said universities should “require students to have had the vaccine before the student can travel to the country of their chosen institution”.
Australia: student satisfaction rates fall in international cohorts
A survey funded by government in Australia has found a sharp drop in student satisfaction with the entire educational experience, particularly among international students, based on “quality indicators for learning & teaching”.
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