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IDP Education in $1.1b sharemarket wipeout
UBS analysts led by Tim Plumbe said the decision was likely to pull annual net profit after tax and amortisation down by 14 per cent,...
Canada reclaims study destination top spot
Keystone’s State of Student Recruitment 2023 surveyed 23,856 students – over half from Africa – and Canada’s popularity shot up by 29%. Some 16.1% chose it...
International education debates AI wins and warnings
While some stakeholders indicated early AI conversation fatigue, particularly around ChatGPT, others asserted that the sector has just scratched the surface. Global engagement education technology...
The Economist: A new wave of mass migration has begun
In contrast to their earlier long-term prognosis (with a shout-out to Newfoundland and Labrador): Last year 1.2m people moved to Britain—almost certainly the most ever. Net migration...
Life in a Foreign University: How this German University student chose to pursue MA in Data and Discourse Studies
(This letter is part of a series by The Indian Express where we bring to you the experiences of students at different foreign universities. From scholarships and...
Foreign study hot spots turn up scrutiny as visa abuses surface
Foreign study hot spots turn up scrutiny as visa abuses surface | Mint
Pre-arrival checklist for international students: Studying in Canada
Moving to Canada as an international student can be both exciting and overwhelming. This may be the first time you’ll be living abroad, all on...
“Ponzi scheme” universities told to wean off international students
Julian Hill, Labor’s federal member for Bruce, last year alleged that Australia’s international education industry has devolved into a “ponzi scheme” by enticing foreign students...
Toronto-based lawyer urges extradition of agents providing fake documents to students
A lawyer working with former international students from India facing potential deportation from Canada, has argued that the phenomenon of agents in their home country...
700 international students from India were victims of fraud. Canada wants to give them a second chance
Canada will give international students who have been victims of fraud a chance to support their case against deportation.This comes months after the Canadian Border...