Canada to catch up with competitors through new IRCC framework
A new framework for institutions is being proposed by IRCC, in a bid to raise the bar on international student services.
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UK looks to reengage with China following first mission since 2019
As geopolitical tensions flare up and diplomatic relations between governments in popular study destinations and China remain strained, international eduction is weighing up how to operate in the world’s second most populous country.
US: bill amendment would eliminate $700m funding for exchange programs
The US government’s $700 million funding for exchange programs is at risk ahead of a vital vote in the House of Representatives.
India-Canada row causing “anxiety” in international education
A diplomatic spat between Canada and India is having implications for the international education sector, with some indicating that institutions, students and agents are expressing anxiety over the situation.
Russia claims int’l numbers still growing
Students still flock to Russian shores to study despite the war in Ukraine continuing, according to reports – but official figures have yet to confirm.
Canada’s international student program “a victim of its own success”, says report
Canada’s international student program has “been a victim of its own success” and more needs to be done to counter the abuse and exploitation of students, a group of senators have said.
India open for international collaboration, government tells UK universities
India’s recent regulatory changes have opened up a “major platform for collaboration between countries”, the Indian government told UK universities.
What UK international educators want to see in manifestos in the next election
UK stakeholders detail what policy proposals and statements they want to see during the next general election in the country.
Biden and Modi celebrate research partnerships
The leaders have welcomed a new agreement between universities to jointly tackle global issues.
Netherlands: a third of international grads stay to work
Three in ten international students stay in the Netherlands to work after graduating, new data shows.
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