The government temporarily lifted the cap in November last year, a move that benefited over 500,000 students. It was lifted to address labor shortages and help the economy recover faster. This move allowed over 500,000 international students to work more hours. However, it is set to end on December 31.
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A key strategy to realize this vision involves the establishment of more education cities across India.
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The conclusion of the program has led to stress among students.
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The year 2022 witnessed Canada displaying the highest year-on-year growth rate in the student mobility market, signaling a sustained and growing demand.
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New UGC regulations in India raise industry concerns about the recognition of online degrees from foreign universities, emphasizing the growing importance of TNE.
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The figures show that over 300,000 Indian students opted for Canada last year, a substantial surge from the 200,000 recorded in 2021, representing a notable increase of over 46 percent.
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AIRC Executive Director Brian Whalen, PhD, stressed the importance of not only increasing student numbers but also ensuring continual quality improvement to prioritize the best interests of international students in the nation’s programs, institutions, and organizations.
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The whiteboard outside the food bank now reads: “Do not enter food bank / No international students!! (Government regulations).”
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The analysis revealed that one institution spent £28 million (US$35 million) on agent fees last year, reflecting the escalating reliance on income from international students.
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All the signatories commit to reinforcing, developing, and implementing policies that unequivocally denounce sexual harm, irrespective of the individual’s seniority or status.
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Over 6,000 H-1B visa holders have already taken advantage of Canada’s program, which is now closed for further applications.
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India emerged as a key contributor, sending 268,923 students to the US during the past academic year, marking an all-time high and a 35 percent increase from the prior year.
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In an episode of “The Academic Edge,” experts Kaitlin LeMoine and Julian Alssid weigh in on the challenges higher education faces in preparing students for a rapidly changing job market. The discussion also spotlighted the disconnect between the current skills of college graduates and the evolving needs of employers.
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The teacher strike action in England recently came to an end after four unions agreed to a …
In its report on colleges across each Missouri congressional district, NAFSA found that the cumulative economic benefit …
A march held downtown saw students from Concordia University and other institutions demanding a reversal of the …
When questioned about how the tension between India and Canada is affecting student referrals to Canada in …
New UGC regulations in India raise industry concerns about the recognition of online degrees from foreign universities, …
The Taiwan-UK University Consortium unites eight prominent higher education institutions from Taiwan and the UK, aiming to …
To qualify, graduates must have completed their studies, hold a valid student pass, and possess a passport with at least 18 months of validity.
To qualify, graduates must have completed their studies, hold a valid student pass, and possess a passport with at least 18 months of validity.
Louise Nicol, founder and CEO of Asia Careers Group, discusses the intricate relationship between universities and education …
One in four students said they are less likely to apply to institutions using AI for application …
The criteria for eligibility vary, and students need to navigate these along with a complex application process.
The Taiwan-UK University Consortium unites eight prominent higher education institutions from Taiwan and the UK, aiming to foster academic collaboration and tackle global challenges.
The Taiwan-UK University Consortium unites eight prominent higher education institutions from Taiwan and the UK, aiming to foster academic collaboration and tackle global challenges.
The recent report underscored that Erasmus+ not only met but exceeded its objectives for 2022, demonstrating a …
Mark Kenny, a professor at the Australian Studies Institute, emphasized the importance of open dialogue.
Deputy Minister Hoang Minh Son emphasized the strengthened collaboration between higher education institutions in Vietnam and the …
Louise Nicol, founder and CEO of Asia Careers Group, discusses the intricate relationship between universities and education …
The year 2022 witnessed Canada displaying the highest year-on-year growth rate in the student mobility market, signaling …
A key strategy to realize this vision involves the establishment of more education cities across India.
Agent regulation is a complex issue. While there is a clear need to eliminate unethical practices, the …
The smear campaign against Loscalzo is extensive, involving numerous emails from untraceable accounts. These emails not only target Loscalzo but also attempt to influence editorial decisions and tarnish his reputation among colleagues.
The smear campaign against Loscalzo is extensive, involving numerous emails from untraceable accounts. These emails not only target Loscalzo but also attempt to influence editorial decisions and tarnish his reputation among colleagues.
The report underscores the urgent need for increased resources and support to address the education challenges posed …
The driving forces behind the surge include robust population growth and increased rental supply in Alberta, Quebec, …
The reduced fare will take effect from the upcoming summer semester in 2024.
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From the ongoing Israel-Hamas clashes to the diplomatic tensions between Canada and India, Dr. Chris Busch, assistant vice president of Enrollment Management at the University of Windsor, discussed the far-reaching effects of global conflicts on international student mobility.
From the ongoing Israel-Hamas clashes to the diplomatic tensions between Canada and India, Dr. Chris Busch, assistant vice president of Enrollment Management at the University of Windsor, discussed the far-reaching effects of global conflicts on international student mobility.
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