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Amid recent measures reshaping the UK’s immigration policies, including heightened salary requirements and limitations on foreign dependents, Dave Amor, Higher Insights director, discusses its substantial impact on higher education.
The diversification of opportunities for students, who are now looking beyond traditional English-speaking destinations, is reshaping the higher education landscape.
Claire Field, managing director of Claire Field & Associates, provides valuable insights into the transformative effects of Australia’s recent migration strategy reforms on the international education sector.
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.
Louise Nicol, founder and CEO of Asia Careers Group, discusses the intricate relationship between universities and education agents.
Fanta Aw, PhD, executive director and chief executive officer of NAFSA: Association of International Educators, stressed the diminishing post-pandemic surge and said that the US must address barriers hindering international student participation.
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.
Through the facilitation of education-to-employment transitions, the simplification of visa procedures, and the streamlining of funding, inSpring is positioning itself as a major player in addressing the scarcity of healthcare workers and generating prospects for skilled international students pursuing rewarding careers in the United States.
University of Arizona’s Jenny Lee discusses how the new guidance on online classes presents a challenge as many universities still offer a significant portion of their programs online.
Amid recent measures reshaping the UK’s immigration policies, including heightened salary requirements and limitations on foreign dependents, Dave Amor, Higher Insights director, discusses its substantial impact on higher education.
The diversification of opportunities for students, who are now looking beyond traditional English-speaking destinations, is reshaping the higher education landscape.
Claire Field, managing director of Claire Field & Associates, provides valuable insights into the transformative effects of Australia’s recent migration strategy reforms on the international education sector.
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.
Louise Nicol, founder and CEO of Asia Careers Group, discusses the intricate relationship between universities and education agents.
Fanta Aw, PhD, executive director and chief executive officer of NAFSA: Association of International Educators, stressed the diminishing post-pandemic surge and said that the US must address barriers hindering international student participation.
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.
Through the facilitation of education-to-employment transitions, the simplification of visa procedures, and the streamlining of funding, inSpring is positioning itself as a major player in addressing the scarcity of healthcare workers and generating prospects for skilled international students pursuing rewarding careers in the United States.
University of Arizona’s Jenny Lee discusses how the new guidance on online classes presents a challenge as many universities still offer a significant portion of their programs online.
