One recent afternoon, one of us received an email from an unknown-to-us business, Scholar GPS. It offers congratulations for “exceptional scholarly performance” and for our being placed “in the top…
There’s a fear that students will use artificial intelligence as “magic button” that cuts out the need for deeper thinking. For Josh Thorpe, another world is possible Source link
Two weeks after Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election was announced, conversations in the sector continue to focus on the potential implications for international education and opportunities for…
According to a recent announcement by Immigration NZ, international students who study for a postgraduate diploma for 30 weeks and transfer to a Master’s degree immediately afterwards are now eligible…
In a position paper published on November 19, the Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities advised universities and the EU on how and why Europe should boost its research capabilities through…
It only took a few hours after the polls closed for the Associated Press to declare Donald Trump the winner of the 2024 presidential election earlier this month. However, while…
Recent announcements on increases in student fees and maintenance loans together with the current state of UK university finances have pointed to the need to re-assess how universities manage and…
Amid the complex global conflicts and societal challenges of today’s world, access to all subjects – especially to SHAPE subjects (social sciences, humanities and arts for people and the economy)…
Earlier this week, Australia’s education minister Jason Clare made it clear that Ministerial Direction 107 (MD107) is here to stay if the ESOS Amendment Bill does not pass.The Bill, which…
According to IRCC data obtained by Canadian media outlet The Globe and Mail, international students filed 13,660 asylum claims in Canada between January 1 and September 30, 2024. Comparatively, nearly…