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Int’l students in UK twice as likely to prioritise living on their own
Accommodation is “increasingly important” for international students when they are choosing where to study, research has suggested, but universities need to prepare for changes in student demands.
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Netherlands: call for higher education funding rethink in ongoing international debate
Debate on government proposals to reduce the numbers of international students in the Netherlands by cutting back English-taught programs is continuing as a public consultation has launched.
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Mobility trends for US international students a “mixed picture”
The Alliance for International Exchange held a community conversation on trends in student mobility, visa denials and immigration reform.
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7 unmissable moments from The PIE Live Australia
Over 350 professionals from the international education sector gathered on Australia’s Gold Coast in July at the inaugural PIE Live Australia for two days of discussions, upskilling and networking.
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Australian universities continue to navigate India branch campus set up
Australian universities are set to begin teaching in India, but navigating the country’s new regulations requires “all hands on deck”, according to one director.
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Reality of student life exposed at PIE Live Australia
Students brought the reality of their lives and decision making into sharp focus at The PIE Live Australia conference on the Gold Coast.
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Internationalisation in the Netherlands: a misrepresentation
Much of what is being reported and communicated by Dutch media and government is a misrepresentation of what is actually happening with internationalisation of education in the Netherlands
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