NANS threatens to shut down the country
By Vincent Ujumadu, Awka The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, threatened yesterday that it would shut down the country...
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Insecurity: NANS threatens to shut down the country
By Vincent Ujumadu – Awka The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has threatened to shut down the country if...
Three out of four students likely to study at Dutch HEIs in the coming year
The research by the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education analysed the responses of 526 international students and was carried out...
Uni of South Wales and QA reveal pathway
The new International Pathway College will help to prepare international students progress to Business, Computing, Engineering, and Creative Industries, with Applied Science...
Few interviews available for J-1 visas at US embassies globally
US embassies and consulates are currently prioritising several visa categories of students, exchange visitors, and temporary employment visas, which the...
Report highlights UK TNE impact in Europe
The research found that reducing the role of TNE to financial returns is “too narrow” and by doing so, educators underestimate...
Black African international students facing racist abuse
The report titled Racism and Othering in International Higher Education: Experiences of Black Africans in England was written by Solomon Zewolde, and included...
Timipre Sylva restates FG support for Offshore Technology Institute
Sylva, a glittering testament of University of Port Harcourt societal icons — Vice-Chancellor Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief...
EU-backed SHARE program extended until 2022
Launched in 2015, the program is a consortium of the British Council, DAAD, ENQA and Nuffic that aims to “support...
Australia ‘hard border’ policy will “prolong” HE tuition fee revenue downturn
The ‘Australian Universities Go From Boom To Zoom’ and ‘Australian University Finances Under Covid-19: Degrees Of Discomfort’ papers outline two significant challenges...
