UK international students allowed two-year work visas again
The Home Office has announced that international students are again eligible for a two-year work visa after graduating from a British university, up from...
Australian uni funding linked to disadvantaged student outcomes
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that students are the focus of a new, performance-based federal university funding scheme, with student success, student experience and...
Bureaucratic backlog leaves Spain’s international students in limbo
A bureaucratic backlog is making life extremely difficult for foreign students in Spain this year. Authorities are taking longer than six months – twice...
Building hyper-relevant campaigns for Chinese students
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Students’ debt to be paid off by donations at Atlanta College
Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia has declared the introduction of a programme where graduates' student debt can be paid off solely by donations, to...
Spanish students respond to economic crisis with entrepreneurial spirit
Spanish university students are more entrepreneurial than their predecessors, according to a new study sponsored by the Axa Foundation and Educa 20.20. The survey...
Computer Science students most likely to drop out in UK
Computer Science students are less likely to complete their course in the subject than any others, according to HESA figures for the UK published...
‘Welcome to France’ – and its higher fees for international students
International students in France this year face an increase of up to 15 times the previous level of tuition fees, following a new government...
Certificates withheld from disadvantaged South African students
Some South African universities are withholding students' qualification certificates on account of outstanding fees - in part because the universities are unwilling to implement...
UK students’ uni options limited by expensive train costs for open days
Prospective students are being priced out of far-flung universities due to the high cost of cross-country train travel, limiting the choices of disadvantaged students.
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