By Kerrie Kennedy. Private medical insurance is set to become considerably more expensive for certain international students in Ireland after a court ruled in favour of a determination of “ordinarily resident in the State” as including those attending a course of study of more than one academic year’s duration. More...
By . In Australia (and possibly New Zealand, I’m not quite as familiar with the set-up there), there were two small differences: first, what we call student unions had functions which were sometimes split between two distinct organizations: the “Students’ Representative Council”, which handled the political end of things, and the “Guild”, which handled all the clubs and services. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Despite the number of international students in the US surpassing the one million mark for the third consecutive year, new student enrolments fell by 6.6% in 2017/18, the latest data from Open Doors has revealed. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. An International Student Welfare Program designed to assist students from China studying in the US to adapt to their new environment and achieve success in their studies will be officially launched in Beijing and Shanghai this month. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Pupils from Cambridge, UK joined young people from China recently for a project aimed at inspiring scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians of tomorrow and facilitating cultural exchange and understanding between the two countries. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The University of Law has announced its decision to open a campus in Hong Kong by spring 2019, marking ULaw’s first international presence. The university currently has a portfolio of eight campuses in the UK. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The largest operator of international and bilingual K-12 schools in China, Bright Scholar Education has jointly announced the opening of Huiyan International Education College in collaboration with Beijing Normal University. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. At least 23 teaching staff at Grafton College English language school, Dublin, have been left without pay and fearing “homelessness” following the announcement that the school, where 470 international students were enrolled, has gone into liquidation. The college is the 22nd English language teaching organisation to close without notice in Ireland since 2014. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Université Paris-Saclay has signed several agreements with Beihang University in Beijing, China, to collaborate on training the next generation of engineering and aeronautics experts. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. The China-UK “golden-age” in education is showing little sign of slowing down, with the number of British independent school branches in China expected to increase by nearly 50% in 2019, a report by Venture Education has shown. More...
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