NZ: 500% return on international work placements investment
A new report commissioned by Universities New Zealand has revealed most internationalisation activities have a positive economic impact to the country’s economy.
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Aurora universities team up for diversity
The Aurora Network, an international group of nine universities that want to match “academic excellence with societal relevance” has launched a project to make internationalisation more inclusive.
International school pupils face attitudinal blocks to learning – GL Education
A “significant minority” of students enrolled in international schools in the Middle East and South East Asia display attitudinal problems to learning, a new report by GL Education found.
South Africa: int’l scholarships in China, Russia
Applications for fully-funded international scholarships are now open for South Africans, the SA Department of Higher Education and Training has announced.
Study says family crucial to mobile students
Family relationships play a crucial role on the international student experience, impacting student retention, academic resilience.
UK: HEIs receive partnership funding
Seventeen universities across the UK will receive funding to build on and enhance their global strategic partnerships as part of the UUKi Rutherford Fund Strategic Partner Grants scheme.
Germany ranks first for int’l students in Europe
Germany’s combination of world-class higher education institutions and a tuition-free public university system made it the first choice for many students ahead of the UK and France.
Student mobility growth to drop 4% over ten years – British Council
International student mobility will likely slow down by as much as 4% over the next ten years, a new British Council research paper has found,due to shrinking tertiary-aged population and local investment in higher education.
Int’l students boost housing investment
Investment in student housing in the UK is expected to increase in 2018 with international students playing a pivotal role.
StudyPortals presents view on the future of international education
International mobility will continue to grow but the ‘where and how’ will change, with new destinations and models taking over, a Study Portals report shows. Although the UK and US are expected to remain popular, the report says other nations will grow further.
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