Canada’s latest one-time visa scheme, which opened for applicants on Wednesday, would mostly benefit Indian students. About 90,000 foreign students and temporary necessary staff who are already in Canada will be...
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Japanese Govt Cautious About Opening Borders, International Students In A Limbo
The business hours checks in the Tokyo metropolitan region and Osaka Prefecture was abolished on October 25, which is great news for bar-goers and drinkers. As the number of new Covid-19 cases continue to fall, society...
Students Prioritize Culture Of The Country Over Career Prospects While Deciding To Study Abroad
While Indian students have traditionally chosen to study in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia—which continue to remain the top four destinations—they are increasingly selecting emerging...
The United Kingdom Is Now ‘Much More Attractive’ And ‘Welcoming’ For International Students
According to the latest study, the UK has grown “far more attractive” and “welcoming” as a preferred study destination for overseas students in the last year. Students’ attraction to...
UK Imposes Tight Travel Curbs For Travellers Following Sudden Rise In Omicron Cases
International students who are studying in the UK should reconsider their Christmas or New Year’s plans. Following an alarming rise in Covid-19 cases caused by the Omicron variant, the UK has imposed travel restrictions...
Canada: International Students May Have To Pay Less For Their Tuition
Canadian students who are permanent residents of Canada are aware of their tuition during postsecondary education but overseas students pay much more due to a lack of government assistance to subsidize the cost of the...
Indian Student Diaspora In UK Continues To Grow Despite COVID-19
Although China continues to be the top source of foreign students in the UK and at British institutions, the recent numbers from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) show an increase in the number of Indian...
Mental Health For International Students “In Decline” Due To The Inability To Re-Enter Japan For Study
A survey that ran for 10 days found that out of 3,115 respondents, 58.4% said their mental health “significantly declined”. A further 26.2% said it “slightly declined” because of their inability to re-enter the country...
Study Abroad: Scholarships May Be A Marketing Strategy Of Universities To Trap International Students
Scholarships, according to some experts, have become a marketing ploy to entice international students, who pay four times the tuition of any local candidate. Scholarships granted by low-ranked foreign colleges are...
Australia: University of Canberra Offers Vice-Chancellor’s Social Champion Scholarships For Over Rs 1 Crore
University of Canberra (UC), Australia, has invited applications for its Vice-Chancellor’s Social Champion Scholarships starting on April 1, 2022. Three scholarships will be offered to international students for...
