TNE and K12 top of agenda for UK on Nigeria visit
The UK government is seeking to drive UK transnational education in Nigeria as a delegation visited the country in West Africa this week.
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India sets out new rules for academic collaboration
The top 1,000 higher education institutions worldwide are now eligible for academic collaboration with Indian universities, under new regulations.
UConn adds paid London internship to MEng programs
The University of Connecticut has partnered with Anglo Educational Services to offer engineering programs that combine internship opportunities in London.
Vietnam: Brighton College to open seven campuses
UK Brighton College will establish a branch international school system in Vietnam in collaboration with private economic group Vingroup.
Need to foster Australia-Asia youth engagement not dependent on travel
Australia-Asia youth leaders want to re-convene in-person programs and restart travel and immersion experiences, but do not necessarily want to revert to the way youth engagement ‘used to be’.
UK education among Queen’s Award recipients
Skills-focused learning provider iQualify UK has been recognised with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise (International Trade), as has Coventry University.
Warwick Haryana project given £500,000 boost
The University of Warwick has announced a new project to get more Indian children into higher education and “better life chances”, with a hefty financial boost from the Fair Chance Foundation.
Australia looks to bolster tertiary education links with Indonesia
The Australian government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade recently released a Blueprint for enhancing trade and investment of the country with its close neighbour, Indonesia.
Hungary: referendum on Fudan expected
Opposition parties in Hungary are pressing for a date for a referendum on the construction of a Fudan University campus in Budapest after collecting 235,000 signatures in a petition.
UK hits 600,000 international student target 10 years early
UK higher education providers hosted 605,130 international students in the 2020/21 academic year, hitting its 600,000 target a decade earlier than hoped, Higher Education Statistics Agency figures have indicated.
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