The latest Wissenschaft Weltoffen 2021 analysis from the German Academic Exchange Service (or DAAD) and the German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies confirms the positive number of international...
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Covid-19 Pandemic Has Altered The Factors Students Consider To Study Abroad
According to 80 per cent of agents who responded to a survey, factors that influence students’ and parents’ study abroad decisions changed during Covid-19. INTO University Partnerships carried out a survey...
International Students In Australia: What To Do If You Get COVID-19? Where You Can Find Help?
By Yash Yadav Covid-19 has been spreading at a very rapid pace and study abroad destinations such as Australia are not spared. The numbers have already reached one million. So what are the ways to overcome the...
Canada: Education Experts, Advocates Suggest On Expanding Post-Graduation Work Permit Program
Immigration consultants and educationalists are urging Ottawa to develop and improve the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWPP), as a recent study shows that the number of overseas students joining the Canadian...
Bahrain Launches New Permanent Residence “Golden Visa” To Attract Global Talent
In an effort to “promote the economy,” Bahrain has initiated the development of long-term visas for foreigners, following in the footsteps of some of its Gulf neighbours. Bahrain, like much of the Gulf...
Australia Offers Perks, Incentives For Returning International Students
After nearly two years of being closed to the rest of the world, Australia’s international borders reopened to overseas students in December. Subsequently, on February 21, 2022, the country reopened to the rest of...
Study MBA In South Africa: What Are The Top MBAs, Fees & Scholarship Available?
Find out why you should do an MBA in South Africa with information on the best MBA programs in South Africa, fees, scholarships, and graduate jobs. Earning your MBA in South Africa comes with a number of advantages...
Why Saskatchewan Has Smaller Numbers Of Draw In 2022?
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) invited a total of 85 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination on March 8. Compared to draws from other years, Saskatchewan’s draws have all been...
Amid Russia-Ukraine Tension, International Students On Risk Of “Losing Everything” As Most Of Them Leave Ukraine
Otumudia Dennis, a Nigerian second-year medical student, was living and studying in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s northeastern city when the bombing began. On February 28, he fled the city, taking a train to Lviv, then to...
Social Justice In, Through And Beyond Higher Education
Higher education institutions can work individually and together to advance social justice well beyond their campus walls, as Pardis Mahdavi explains A long-overdue societal awakening has prompted leaders in higher...
