Russia to simplify work rights for international students
International students will be able to work while studying in Russia without needing to file additional documentation thanks to a new bill that is being introduced.
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Erasmus+ announces call for 2020 proposals
The Erasmus+ Program has published a call for proposals for 2020, having an expected budget in excess of €3 billion – an increase of 12% over 2019.
“Alarming” evidence of Chinese meddling in UK universities, report finds
Universities are not adequately responding to the growing risk of China and other ‘autocracies’ influencing academic freedom in the UK, according to the foreign affairs select committee.
Atlantic Canada figures indicate continued growth – survey
Atlantic Canada’s higher education institutions have seen a 4% preliminary enrolment rise, a survey by the Association of Atlantic Universities has found.
Australia: regional cities list expanded, up to two years additional PSWR
Perth and the Gold Coast will soon be classified as regional for migration purposes, making graduates eligible for the additional year of PSWR announced in earlier 2019. Meanwhile, some regional areas will receive two additional years of PSWR.
AIEC: student experience in limelight to ensure continual growth
Diversification, sustainability, academic integrity and community engagement are among the ways forward for Australian international education, according to AIEC speakers. Perth’s status as not “regional” for work rights’ purposes was also discussed.
France ramps up campaign to attract 500k
Campus France has announced a new international campaign to give a voice to those who have chosen France for their studies.
UK will miss out on study abroad post-Brexit
A new survey warns that students in the UK may miss out on the opportunities offered by Erasmus+ without continued funding or an alternative.
Russia to simplify naturalisation for int’l grads
The government in Russia has announced a bill aiming to make it easier for international graduates from the country’s universities to obtain citizenship.
China: foreign-run schools under scrutiny
Foreign-run schools in China are coming under closer scrutiny as the country launches ambitious plans to reform its education system.
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