Research ‘must brace’ for int’l political shocks
Institutions need to prepare for future geopolitical shocks that could limit international research networks, according to a new Policy Institute report.
Institutions need to prepare for future geopolitical shocks that could limit international research networks, according to a new Policy Institute report.
Germany and India have agreed a migration and mobility partnership which the respective government hope will enable the "mutual mobility" of students, professionals and researchers between the two countries.
Universities across Europe have experienced a sudden increase in demand, but is their new-found popularity due to the "Brexit effect”? Or, with many countries already experiencing a long-term growth in student numbers, would this have happened anyway? Helen Packer finds out.
The German Academic Exchange Service has launched a platform for 100,000 Ukrainian students and researchers to continue their studies or careers in Germany.
Finding new friends has become a bigger problem than government bureaucracy for students arriving in Germany, a new survey has found.
Stakeholders across the international education sector have condemned the “senseless escalation of war” in Ukraine, after Russian forces began a full-scale attack.
Many international students looking to study in Germany “do not feel adequately prepared for starting their studies”, according to a new report by DAAD - with some citing a lack of language skills as a key barrier to finishing their degree.
A minimum of 330,000 international students are enrolled in German universities, a DAAD snapshot forecast survey in December has suggested.
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