Canada: Int’l talent needed to fill skills gaps
Institutions across Canada should offer pathways to the labour market for international talent to help the country recover post-pandemic, CICan has suggested.
Institutions across Canada should offer pathways to the labour market for international talent to help the country recover post-pandemic, CICan has suggested.
We could think about scenarios where students from other countries would not study at a German university by moving physically to Germany, but in a virtual environment
King’s College London has earned the title the UK’s first ‘Refugees Welcome University’ courtesy of national community organising group Citizens UK.
UWC has called on the public and private sector to partner in education to increase leadership, encouragement and support for young students, and to prepare them for global risks.
UNESCO's first global framework to recognise academic qualifications is expected to reduce obstacles faced by internationally mobile students and displaced people.
Almost 7,000 refugees benefited from the DAFI program in 2018 – but limited resources mean some applicants are still missing out.
The WES Mariam Assefa Fund has announced USD$1.2m in grants for economic opportunities for immigrants and refugees in the US and Canada.
The state of Nordrhein-Westfalen in Germany has pledged €26 million to a program aiming to continue the integration of refugees into study .