New international student enrolments fell 43% in fall 2020, a survey has revealed, while the Open Doors 2020 report has shown that total international students in the US has declined for the first time in more than a decade.
The Stevens Initiative has announced 18 grants for virtual exchange programs to ensure students can develop cross-cultural skills during the pandemic.
The US has announced that travellers from the Schengen area, the UK and Ireland may be allowed into the country, but suspensions for J-1 holders remain.
NAFSA has requested the country's Department of State to put video conferencing interviews in place of in-person requirements.
International students across Germany are choosing whether to return home or remain in the country as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread. Institutions are also working to ensure students are healthy as social distancing becomes the norm.
The Camp Counselor Program in the US brings with it diplomatic, economic and cultural benefits, a new study has revealed.
The US State Department has granted US$2.5m to Harvard University to help develop Fulbright University Vietnam, which is expected to enrol 2,000 students in the first five years.
In a bid to increase the number of US students with an international experience, the US Department of State will launch a study abroad branch that will push for diversity among study abroad participants, promote non-traditional destinations and build partnerships with foreign governments.
