A recent survey conducted on the loan forgiveness program announced by Biden claimed that 73% of loan borrowers who have registered for the program will spend the money on non-essentials like alcohol, drugs, vacations, or maybe smartphones. The survey further revealed men were more inclined to spend money on non-essentials as compared to women. However, …
The loan forgiveness law announced by Joe Biden has been blocked by the Federal Judge, claiming that it is unlawful and hence needs condemnation. The program has been seriously criticized and called unconstitutional by Mark T. Pittman- US District Court Judge. After a complaint filed by six Republican-led states at the 8th US Circuit Court, …
As part of the International Academic Partnership Program (IAPP) Greece, the U.S. Department of State, the Government of the Hellenic Republic of Greece, and the Institute of International Education (IIE) today announced the Pharos Summit 2022: Greek-U.S- Collaboration in Higher Education. IAPP Greece, which has 54 U.S. and Greek higher education institutions as participants, brings …
Authorities are now developing a unique plan to alleviate the worries of Indian students. Despite the fact that both Australia and New Zealand claim to have huge immigrant populations that include thousands of students, the former has had more success, with 96,000 Indian students coming to the country up until July 2022. Despite a 63% …
An increase in the number of international students has been seen in Atlantic Canada’s universities during the 2022/23 academic year after conducting a survey by the Association of Atlantic Universities (AAU), which indicated a significant rise in 16 universities across the Atlantic region and West Indies. According to preliminary statistics for 2022/23, the number of …
Full-Time Visa Students have increased by 15.5% at Atlantic Canada’s Universities. Read More »
Australian universities have urged the government to intervene and provide up to 100,000 international students with internships and job placements.As per the Australian University Sector, Australian Defence Force may offer significant employment across the industry to help students gather the right exposure to excel in their career. According to a press release from the group, …
The Norwegian Ministry of Education has announced that NOK 50 million has been awarded to a total of 17 higher education institutions in Norway, including both public and private ones, to assist in boosting the number of internships in disciplines including social studies and medicine. The government will provide funding to cover travel and housing …
In order to convene and suggest future policies on the country’s future international education strategy, stakeholders in the UK are establishing an International Education Commission.The committee, led by Chris Skidmore MP, a former minister for universities and the head of the Cross Party Universities Group, will work to create a new international education plan 2.0 …
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The labor shortage in Canada has forced the communities to take necessary measures by embracing immigration and hiring an increasing number of individuals to fill multiple positions available. As per immigration, levels plan announced by Sean Fraser, approximately 465,000 and 485,000 permanent residents will be hired in 2022 and 2023 respectively. The plan intends to …
CANADA TARGETS TO WELCOME 1.5 MILLION IMMIGRANTS BY 2025. Read More »
According to recent data, the UK must prioritize student recruitment in Europe if it wants to maintain and further enhance its position as a leading study abroad destination. The UK’s exit from the EU has negatively harmed the country’s reputation among students on the continent, according to the International Student Recruitment from Europe which was …
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