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.
One in four students said they are less likely to apply to institutions using AI for application assessment.
The criteria for eligibility vary, and students need to navigate these along with a complex application process.
Agent regulation is a complex issue. While there is a clear need to eliminate unethical practices, the role of agents in the international education ecosystem cannot be understated.
Students from both The University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University are enduring harsh conditions, including sub-zero temperatures, to secure university accommodation. This situation has escalated to the point where students are forced to sleep in queues outside Finders’ Keepers estate agents.
The decline in Saudi-affiliated HCRs by 30% since 2022 is partly due to scientific institutions urging researchers to amend their affiliations. For instance, the Spanish National Council for Scientific Research initiated disciplinary proceedings against five researchers for affiliation manipulation.
In the 2020-21 academic year, the number of Muslim students enrolled in higher education institutions dropped by more than 8.5% to 1.9 million.
The financial capacity requirement for student visa applicants, mandating a minimum of AU$ 24,505 in savings, is designed to ensure that students are financially prepared for their stay in Australia.
A French study reveals that more than half of students do not feel safe at their institutions.
Legal disputes at universities like Columbia and NYU are testing the limits of free speech and anti-discrimination laws, sparked by allegations of antisemitism and emotional distress. Concurrently, experts from institutions like Georgia Tech are analyzing the broader geopolitical implications of the conflict.
The 2018 report by Best Value Schools highlighted the transformative impact of modern educational facility renovations on learning quality. Notably, nearly half of the most transformative projects focused on STEM facilities.
This academic year, community colleges across the US saw more than 52,600 international students enrolling in their programs, significantly higher than the 49,009 in the year before.
This tuition increase contrasts sharply with TCU’s decision to freeze tuition rates during the COVID-19 pandemic for the 2021-2022 academic year.
The competitive environment within the English educational system, especially among further education colleges, has led to a scenario where these institutions are stretched thin across multiple roles.
Most students viewed AI tools as beneficial for their learning process, employing them for clarifying complex concepts and as a supplementary educational resource.
In 2023, there’s a 10-percentage point increase in counselors that noted a decrease in study abroad interest, likely influenced by global inflation impacting affordability.
Sexual natured customer abuse and violence were reported by 17 percent of respondents, higher than the 10.65 percent in 2021. This issue was more prevalent among female workers (19percent), especially younger females, compared to their male counterparts (9 percent).
The University of Waterloo is forecasting a staggering $15 million deficit this year, potentially escalating to $100 million by 2027 if conditions remain unchanged.
These reforms will be implemented in phases in an effort to enhance the integrity and effectiveness of Canada’s International Student Program.
Global statistics highlight a concerning trend: 1 in 4 girls aged 15–19 falls into the Neither in Education, Employment, or Training (NEET) category. In India, this figure escalates to 1 in 2 (PLFS 2020). Barriers hindering the engagement of girls in STEM education and careers manifest across personal, institutional/structural, and social levels.
This stark assessment from Economist Chris Richardson comes against the backdrop of escalating housing prices and limited rental availability, exacerbating the struggles for many Australians.
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