The French business school, INSEAD features in quite a few lists, and for all the right reasons. It is ranked number 2 in the world by QS for its Business and Management Studies graduate course. Its Global MBA graduate...
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Canada to announce more permanent residence pathways for its temporary residents.
In a recent press release, the Immigration Minister of Canada, Marco Mendicino has hinted at the introduction of more immigration pathways for temporary residents who are currently residing in Canada. The new pathways...
Scholarship demand rises in Germany
Europe has quickly attained the top spot for being a viable study-abroad option for many Indian students. Out of the European countries, Germany has quickly grabbed the attention of many, mainly due to the low cost of...
English universities looking forward to a promising 2021
The impact of the pandemic on the education sector as a whole has been profound. Whether it be school, colleges or universities, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced education authorities to adapt and improvise existing...
The UK offered relaxation on post-study work visa rules for distant learners.
To be eligible for a post-study work visa, International students will only need to be in the country by April if their course is finishing this academic year. According to the concession announced by the Home Office in...
The change in the work permit policy is excellent news for overseas students and Canadian employers.
Canadian employers also benefit tremendously from PGWPs, in addition to the importance to overseas students. In addition to the high quality of life and a world-class education system, Canada gives another significant...
ELT associations of Ireland declare the merger
Two national English language school associations in Ireland, Marketing English in Ireland (MEI) and the Independent Language Schools Group (ILSG), recently announced a merger. The new association will function under...
Finance a major concern for prospective international students, study reveals
A recent study by the Times Higher Education (THE) team revealed that the availability of finances worried international students the most. Other concerns and worries that the students faced were health concerns...
Can you enter Russia to study this September?
College understudies from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan can get back to Russia to proceed with their investigations, however, their Tajik, Turkmen, and Uzbek partners can’t yet. Russia’s Ministry of...
UK and India agree to a dynamic mobility partnership
The United Kingdom and India have announced a new agreement that will bring education closer together, improve short-term bilateral mobility, and provide for reciprocal recognition of qualifications. Both governments...
