Class of 2020 summit highlights international students’ continued interest in France
However, France still faces challenges in hosting international students, with many struggling to find suitable housing. In June, the country...
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Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility inclusivity to be improved
During a talk at the recent virtual conference held by the European Association for International Education, panellists discussed a study on...
IEAA celebrates innovators in Aus international education
Australia’s international education sector is the nation’s fourth largest export and the world’s third most popular study destination for international...
Student VIP International launches Remote Study Health Program
The Canadian government has allowed international students to study remotely without impacting their post-graduate work permit eligibility, resulting in about...
European Commission rules Lex CEU breaches international law
The decision is a victory for the Central European University, backed by financier George Soros, which was forced to move...
International schools market sees continued expansion in 2020
As of July 2020, almost six million pupils aged 3-18 were being taught at 11,616 international schools globally, with student...
International education sector called on to raise its sustainability ambitions
Students are driving the sustainability agenda by looking for specialised courses and want to make a good impact on the...
Gonzaga U and Shorelight announce p’ship for international students
Through the partnership, Shorelight will help Gonzaga, a Catholic, Jesuit and humanistic university, recruit and retain international students from across...
“Difficult times will continue” for US international education, warn stakeholders
Speaking during EnglishUSA’s 2020 Stakeholders Conference, NAFSA senior director for public policy and legislative strategy, Rachel Banks, said that if president...
Australia may take decade to regain international student share
In the view of Simon Marginson, director of the UK’s Centre for Global Higher Education, it would be “sensible” for...
