Australia: gambling problems higher in international students
International university students are almost twice as likely to exhibit problematic gambling behaviours than domestic students, despite gambling at substantially lower rates.
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Community key in student accommodation – StudentMarketing
StudentMarketing has unveiled a 2018 update of its 2017 Amenities in Student Housing report showing that increasing attention to community cohesion is now a hallmark of purpose-built residential accommodation, among other trends.
Diversify Australian tertiary ed to reduce costs, says Nous group
Changing Australia’s tertiary education funding could lead to cheaper alternatives for students and alleviate the urgency for international student fees
Aus: HEIs welcome ARC transparency rules
Grant applicants will be notified if the education minister has rejected their project, but a rule to articulate its benefit to Australia has been slammed by the HE sector.
Research grant denials hurt Australia’s international reputation
The vetoing of research grants by former Australian education minister Simon Birmingham could damage the international reputation of the country’s research funding model.
Demand for graduate business studies up globally, bar dips in US
GMAC revealed that applications to business school programs in the Asia-Pacific, European, and Canadian markets are up over 2017 while programs in the US report a drop.
S. Korea growth boosted by Vietnamese boon
The number of international students at universities and graduate schools in South Korea continued to rise in 2018, according to annual figures.
Students not aware of UK policy changes – QS
The majority of international students seem not to be aware of some of the UK’s friendlier policies, or whether EU fee status has been confirmed, a QS survey has revealed.
US: International graduate students drop 4%, Trump a potential factor
First-time international graduate enrolments at US institutions have decreased for the second time since 2003, a new report by the Council of Graduate Schools has revealed.
UK TNE students outnumber int’l students in UK by 60% – UUKi
There are 1.6 times as many students studying for UK higher education awards overseas than there are international students studying in the UK, with more locations and universities engaged than ever before.
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