The strategic alliance aims to revolutionize the recruitment efforts of U.S. colleges by expanding their outreach to attract a more diverse pool of international undergraduate students
The strategic alliance aims to revolutionize the recruitment efforts of U.S. colleges by expanding their outreach to attract a more diverse pool of international undergraduate students
Experts across various countries and destination markets for students agree that it’s high time to set further standards and revisit the industry’s professional engagement with agents and counselors in the best interest of international students and their families.
From student housing to digital financing solutions to virtual internships, international students now have a plethora of tech-enabled services catering to their needs, simplifying their global educational experience.
Associations like NAFSA, APAIE, and AIRC seek to proactively address the evolving needs of their members and the international education community. This includes providing resources, guidance, and support to educational institutions and professionals navigating the complexities of remote learning, travel restrictions, and changing international student dynamics.
The code of conduct introduced processes for monitoring, inspecting, and auditing third-party agencies and partners engaged in student recruitment.
Mist aims to establish itself as the preferred app for international students, providing a streamlined solution for those relocating to another country for studies, with a focus on banking and telecommunications.
The initiative hopes to transform the experience of international students with comprehensive guidance and support at every stage of their journey.
The audacity of these fraudsters knows no bounds, as they impersonate UNIBEN’s admission officers, perpetrating admission racketeering and fabricating counterfeit admission documents.
A newly published blocklist does not specify why certain agents have been banned or whether they had ever been associated with ApplyBoard in the first place.
Visa and policy developments play a significant role in facilitating the smooth execution of this initiative. Selected students will have the opportunity to apply for a subtype of the D-4 general trainee visa, which grants them a one-year stay in South Korea.
These scholarships will be awarded through a competitive selection process, primarily based on candidates’ academic performance (current or previous) and relevant extracurricular or professional experience demonstrated in their application for admission.
The country’s North Gyeongsang Province plans to select 72 teenage applicants from six countries – namely Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Mongolia, Cambodia, and China – to study in its schools for the upcoming school year starting in March 2024.
The AIRC said the United States needs to embrace a comprehensive perspective on international student mobility that accommodates the diverse pathways students seek.
The survey’s results indicate a notable rise from 2022, with 80 percent of surveyed international education professionals affirming that global engagement is integrated into their institution’s multi-year strategy. Moreover, 71 percent of respondents emphasized that the strategic focus of global engagement is aimed at enhancing the overall student experience.
AIRC and BONARD survey unravels challenges and possible areas for improvement for both educational institutions and recruiters.
Education experts are raising concerns about the exploitation of a visa system loophole by unscrupulous education agents both within Australia and offshore.
The report highlights an interesting trend wherein more institutions are utilizing international partnerships (63 percent) and alumni networks (51 percent) to facilitate undergraduate student recruitment. At the graduate level, 77 percent of institutions consider India as their primary target market for the current academic year.
More than 200,000 Indian students, or more than 20 percent of all current overseas students in the United States, are enrolled in academic programs at American universities this year. The United States aims to further increase this number by raising the visa interview appointments for Indian students by another 30 percent.
The Bombay Stock Exchange Institute is nearing an agreement with another New Zealand university for a program set to launch in February 2024. A spokesperson said the curriculum is being finalized.
AFR reports that additional funding will be used to enhance the platform’s technical capabilities, including AI and automation.
Experts across various countries and destination markets for students agree that it’s high time to set further standards and revisit the industry’s professional engagement with agents and counselors in the best interest of international students and their families.
From student housing to digital financing solutions to virtual internships, international students now have a plethora of tech-enabled services catering to their needs, simplifying their global educational experience.
Associations like NAFSA, APAIE, and AIRC seek to proactively address the evolving needs of their members and the international education community. This includes providing resources, guidance, and support to educational institutions and professionals navigating the complexities of remote learning, travel restrictions, and changing international student dynamics.
The code of conduct introduced processes for monitoring, inspecting, and auditing third-party agencies and partners engaged in student recruitment.
Mist aims to establish itself as the preferred app for international students, providing a streamlined solution for those relocating to another country for studies, with a focus on banking and telecommunications.
The initiative hopes to transform the experience of international students with comprehensive guidance and support at every stage of their journey.
The audacity of these fraudsters knows no bounds, as they impersonate UNIBEN’s admission officers, perpetrating admission racketeering and fabricating counterfeit admission documents.
A newly published blocklist does not specify why certain agents have been banned or whether they had ever been associated with ApplyBoard in the first place.
Visa and policy developments play a significant role in facilitating the smooth execution of this initiative. Selected students will have the opportunity to apply for a subtype of the D-4 general trainee visa, which grants them a one-year stay in South Korea.
These scholarships will be awarded through a competitive selection process, primarily based on candidates’ academic performance (current or previous) and relevant extracurricular or professional experience demonstrated in their application for admission.
The country’s North Gyeongsang Province plans to select 72 teenage applicants from six countries – namely Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Mongolia, Cambodia, and China – to study in its schools for the upcoming school year starting in March 2024.
The AIRC said the United States needs to embrace a comprehensive perspective on international student mobility that accommodates the diverse pathways students seek.
The survey’s results indicate a notable rise from 2022, with 80 percent of surveyed international education professionals affirming that global engagement is integrated into their institution’s multi-year strategy. Moreover, 71 percent of respondents emphasized that the strategic focus of global engagement is aimed at enhancing the overall student experience.
AIRC and BONARD survey unravels challenges and possible areas for improvement for both educational institutions and recruiters.
Education experts are raising concerns about the exploitation of a visa system loophole by unscrupulous education agents both within Australia and offshore.
The report highlights an interesting trend wherein more institutions are utilizing international partnerships (63 percent) and alumni networks (51 percent) to facilitate undergraduate student recruitment. At the graduate level, 77 percent of institutions consider India as their primary target market for the current academic year.
More than 200,000 Indian students, or more than 20 percent of all current overseas students in the United States, are enrolled in academic programs at American universities this year. The United States aims to further increase this number by raising the visa interview appointments for Indian students by another 30 percent.
The Bombay Stock Exchange Institute is nearing an agreement with another New Zealand university for a program set to launch in February 2024. A spokesperson said the curriculum is being finalized.
AFR reports that additional funding will be used to enhance the platform’s technical capabilities, including AI and automation.
