“America is open for opportunity” – International Education Week
Stakeholders have many reasons to celebrate International Education Week in 2022 - with some saying that cultural exchange is the closest we'll get to having superpowers.
Stakeholders have many reasons to celebrate International Education Week in 2022 - with some saying that cultural exchange is the closest we'll get to having superpowers.
A new US international strategy on education outlines the goal to be a nation in which a diverse society, global challenges and opportunities, economic competitiveness and national security and diplomacy "are the reality".
Education organisations in the US are urging the government to develop a strategy to increase international enrolment and exchanges to pre-Covid levels.
Peak bodies have submitted a statement to the Australian government on concerns relating to onshore student transfer practices adopted by some providers.
International student data for the full 2020 year has revealed the impact of travel restrictions on enrolments and commencements in Australia.
An investigation by the US Department of Education has found that six universities failed to report receiving in excess of US$1.3 billion from foreign sources over the past seven years.
The US Department of Education has withdrawn its recognition of accrediting body ACICS, affecting an estimated 16,000 international students.
The US Department of Education has released its first ever “fully articulated” international education strategy in a bid to build a more globally savvy country. However, some educators argue it lacks detail, firm policy commitments, and funding to mitigate a 40% cut to spending on international programmes in 2011.
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