Nepal needs more than sympathy: Why not International Education community stand with Nepal?
Recent flash floods in Nepal have devastated communities, destroyed homes and livelihoods, and left countless families needing food, clean water,...
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New Zealand’s international education exports roar back past pre-Covid levels
International education is once again a near-$5 billion export industry for New Zealand, with earnings now well above 2019 levels...
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American students are looking outward again, but not for the reasons you think
For decades, the United States has been the gravitational centre of global higher education. It has attracted more international students...
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Birkbeck, University of London appoints Lawrence Pratchett to lead Bengaluru campus
Birkbeck, University of London has appointed Professor Lawrence Pratchett as Provost of its Bengaluru campus, bringing more than three decades...
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New verification technology aims to strengthen India-Australia student mobility
A new digital verification platform launched in India could change the way Australian universities and education agents check the credentials...
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Indonesia’s 2029 Test: The Institutions Between Elections
Two weeks back I attended a public discussion on Indonesia’s economy and democracy, featuring Marcus Mietzner and Bivitri Susanti. As...
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Success Brings New Challenges: OECD Examines the Changing Face of International Education
For more than a decade, international education has been one of the great success stories of higher education. Universities expanded...
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What new visa settings mean for masters portfolios in New Zealand universities
New Zealand is quietly upgrading the value of a local master’s degree. Under the Government’s International Education Going for Growth Plan,...
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Australian International School Launches New Scholarships for High-Achieving Senior Students
The Australian International School (AIS) in Singapore has launched a new scholarship programme aimed at recognising talented and ambitious students...
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The modern ‘Dejima’: Why overseas partnerships are essential to Japan’s international talent ambitions
International partnerships have always been the main driver of Japan’s growth and prosperity, turning it into the global economic powerhouse...
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Interest is returning to Canada. The bigger question is whether Canada can actually capitalise on it
After two years of policy turmoil, Canada is finally seeing something it has not enjoyed for quite some time in...
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Canada, we have a problem
IDP Education’s Emerging Futures 9 research confirms it: today’s prospective international students are shopping for employability, institutional quality, safety, and...
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Growth continues across New Zealand’s international education sector
New Zealand’s international education sector continues its steady rebuild, with new data from Education New Zealand showing international enrolments climbed...
Read moreDetailsNew Zealand’s Steady Ascent as a Top Tier Destination
New Zealand has long been the quiet achiever of international education. Not always the loudest voice in the room, but...
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