By Kerrie Kennedy. A new white paper has claimed that while an increasing number of Chinese students are taking advantage of opportunities for career development and work experience in the US, they are at a “clear disadvantage” in the jobs market compared to Indian students. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. US Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued a revised policy memorandum that gives international students and scholars less leeway when it comes to “unlawful presence” due to violating the terms of their visas. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Germany and the Friedrich Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) have announced a partnership that will facilitate new student internship placements and strengthen faculty and student collaboration between the two universities. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Digital education company Pearson has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor to develop and implement BTEC-based programs for learners in EEC provinces. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. While increased maturity and self-growth have long been championed as two potential side effects of a meaningful work placement, increasingly a stint overseas is becoming the ‘must have’ when it comes to getting a head start in more competitive professions. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. China’s allocated budget for the education of international students has been increased by 16.08% in 2018 to more than 3 billion yuan ($469 million), according to a report by the Ministry of Education. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. Denmark will reduce the number of places on certain English medium of instruction programs at six of the country’s eight universities in a bid to discourage international graduates from returning home to work after their studies. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. More than 200 academics across the UK have signed an open letter accusing Universities UK and the British government of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses in Egypt by promoting higher education partnerships between the two countries. UUKi has defended its actions, saying fears have not been overlooked. More...
By Kerrie Kennedy. An increasing number of Chinese adolescents are embarking on college tours abroad and creating a lucrative market for universities, college towns and tourism-related businesses, a new study by the University of Illinois has suggested. More...
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