Moves to bolster black students’ study abroad
IIE’s Center for Access and Equity has committed itself to boosting the number of black male students who take part in study abroad programs through a new partnership.
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Academics implored to return to Ukraine
The minister who deals with higher education in Ukraine urged academics in temporary positions across Europe to “come home” amid the ongoing risk of brain drain.
Look beyond recruitment in India, UK unis told
UK higher education needs to look beyond international student recruitment when engaging with Indian counterparts, stakeholders have reiterated.
“Equality key” to engage globe’s fourth largest higher education system
More collaboration and a deeper understanding of specific market needs is needed between Central and Latin America and the US and Canada, according to sector leaders.
Europe dominated US study abroad in 2021/22
Over 188,000 students from the US took part in study abroad programs for academic credit in 2021/22 as pandemic-induced travel restrictions began to lift.
UK expands Japan Youth Mobility Scheme
The UK Foreign Office will expand the Youth Mobility Scheme for Japan to accommodate 1,500 places to 6,000 a year, it has announced.
Taith’s strategy refocuses on inclusivity
A refreshed strategy has been launched for the Welsh exchange program Taith, with a focus on making international exchange more inclusive and accessible.
Costs & housing ‘push students away’ from UK
The cost of living, the availability and price of accommodation and Brexit are barriers turning students away from the UK, according to new research.
Swiss access to Horizon Europe ‘next step’
Stakeholders across Europe have renewed calls for Switzerland to become an associate member of the Horizon research funding program.
UK: Turing “simply fallen behind” Erasmus offer
The UK’s Turing Scheme has once again come under fire during a recent parliamentary debate, with MPs concerned that it has “simply fallen behind” the Erasmus offering.
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