The first joint statement from the US departments of State and Education in over two decades to support the country’s international education ambitions has promised a “shared commitment” to promote the country as a study destination.
Stakeholders are seeking clarification on whether continuing international students will be allowed to enter the US as part of the NIE.
Global Wales is hoping its new International Learning Exchange Programme will lead to “stronger, lasting” connections with educators across borders.
International graduates who applied for the recent pathway to permanent residency will be eligible for an open work permit while they wait for the results.
There are no major amendments to current plans to allow international students to enter New Zealand again, the country’s minister of education has said.
The diminishing appeal of the US could have devastating effects on the US’ competitiveness in fields such as AI and superconductor manufacturing, according to an ACE report.
The Victorian Global Education Network’s expansion in Kenya promises to usher in a stronger connection to prospective students in the African country.
Canada has announced that its Student Direct Stream initiative supporting faster visa processing will be extended to seven countries across the Caribbean and Central and South America, including Brazil and Colombia.
FELTOM said that its member schools were “unprepared and shocked by the government’s unexpected and rigid decision” to close ELT schools again.
Education export earnings for Australia decreased by 21.4% in 2020 to $31.7 billion, with ELICOS and non-award courses particularly hard hit.
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