Thailand renews Pakistan scholarships MOU
AIT has signed a MoU renewing scholarships for Pakistani students to travel and study in Thailand.
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UK business schools’ reliance on int’l funds “concerning”
According to CAB’s annual report, UK sources of funding have declined by 25% over the last six years, with international sources plugging the gap.
Parents overlooked in social marketing
Parents are an underutilised audience for international education marketing, according to higher education marketing firm Carnegie Global
UK and Australia map out stronger research partnerships
UK and Australian universities are mapping out plans for a closer partnership post-Brexit, with a focus on student mobility, research collaboration and mutual recognition of academic and professional qualifications.
“Pivotal” shift as business master’s overtake MBAs
A “pivotal shift” is taking place in students’ preferences as increasing numbers consider business master’s degrees over the MBA, a new study has revealed.
Nuffic data reveals Dutch recruitment diversity
The international student population in the Netherlands is becoming increasingly diverse and now includes 162 nationalities, the latest Nuffic research has revealed.
Canada threatens to overtake UK as top study destination – QS
International students’ destination choices are changing as they react to recent “geopolitical events” in the US and UK, leaving way for Canada to overtake the UK as the preferred destination in some regions.
Education is key to the inclusion of immigrant students – OECD
Immigrant students are struggling to integrate into schools across the EU due to lower socio-economic status and language barriers, the OECD has revealed.
Universities Australia pitches to business, combats funding freeze
Universities Australia has launched Clever Collaborations, pitching the economic rationale for industry to partner with higher education, as HEIs face up to a government funding freeze.
120,000 new student beds needed if Dutch targets met
More than 30,000 extra jobs and millions of euro for the economy could be generated for Dutch cities through a focus on internationalisation, but the ever-increasing demand for accommodation needs to be met first.
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