Demand to study abroad on upswing
Not withstanding the fears about possible restrictions on international travel due to the continuing Russia-Ukraine war and rising Covid-19 cases. Read
Not withstanding the fears about possible restrictions on international travel due to the continuing Russia-Ukraine war and rising Covid-19 cases. Read
In 2013, I wrote to a friend who had been to a prestigious UK university for a master's degree. I wanted some help with applying to universities in the UK. Read
A lot of students nowadays are thinking of continuing their studies abroad. This is proven by statistics from the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) as they found that the number of students. Read
Studying abroad is a dream for many. And if you are a lucky one getting to fulfil that dream, well first of all congratulations! Read
Studying abroad is a lifetime experience. It helps students to learn about new cultures and along with getting the best education. Achieving your dreams. Read
The United States has always been a dream destination for study-abroad aspirants. The American mainland attracts millions of students every year from different parts of the world. Read
Students today aspire for a successful career, top-of-the-line education, and reputed and acclaimed degrees. They seek out new experiences, friends, and networks. Read
Discover the world's top universities. Explore the QS World University Rankings® 2023 based on 8 key ranking indicators. Read
Isn’t it true that everybody dreams of bringing a positive change in their lives in terms of education and overall life? Read
Studying abroad is a lifetime experience. It helps students to learn about new cultures and along with getting the best education. Achieving your dreams of pursuing. Read
Studying abroad is a life-altering experience, a dream for scores of students across the globe. However, embarking on this journey might seem daunting. Read
International graduates with the most dynamic prospects, better employment opportunities, and attractive packages define the future of Indian students studying abroad. Read
There are over a million Indian students who study outside the country. The US, UK, and Canada are at the top in offering world-class education, high-end facilities, and great scholarships. Read
In the recent past we have witnessed an upsurge in the number of Indian students applying to universities around the globe. Read
Along with making a child a good human being, education is the most important investment – be it time, hard work or money – to enhance. Read
Students today aspire for a successful career, top-of-the-line education, and reputed and acclaimed degrees. They seek out new experiences, friends, and networks. Read
With every fall in the rupee against foreign currencies, studying abroad becomes expensive. As a result, the dream of studying in foreign universities. Read
The number of Indian students studying abroad has grown steadily over the years. Students are again prepping for their overseas study plans despite the pandemic and travel restrictions. Read
Many students choose to pursue their higher education abroad for various reasons. However, moving abroad, especially for studying, means leaving the safe-protective environment that one grew up in. Read
India has emerged as the top student source market in the past few years, with thousands of students flocking to top universities globally. Read
The number of students going abroad to study is on the rise. However, they opt more for Europe! Read
International students are an important part of many economies. Over the last two years, the higher education market has been impacted by. Read
Every student aspires to enjoy a great lifestyle and build a career in their field of interest. To explore those opportunities and reach their true potential. Read
Technology is changing the world at an unprecedented pace, transforming every aspect of human life. Tech adoption is a proven catalyst for revolutionizing all sectors of society. Read
In the recent past we have witnessed an upsurge in the number of Indian students applying to universities around the globe. Read
Overseas education is a dream of numerous students but a tough call to make when it comes to investing lakhs of rupees. It would be wise to compare the return on investment. Read
The pandemic has caused substantial damage to the economic progress and well-being of people in countries still reeling in financial recession. Read
Indian students are graduating into a labour market that demands new skills—reshaped by automation and the pandemic. Coursera’s Campus Skills Report 2022 shows the strong alignment between the skills. Read
Once schooling is done, the transition to college is one of the most exciting and awaited moments in a student’s life. While prestigious institutions. Read
Overseas education is a dream of numerous students but a tough call to make when it comes to investing lakhs of rupees. It would be wise to compare the return on investment. Read
Studying abroad can be a dream come true; however, there are certain steps you should follow to make that dream a reality. Read
Preparation for standardized tests such as ACT and SAT usually involves some form of test prep where students are acquainted with the test structure, strategies on how scores can be maximized, best approaches, etc. Read
With countries reopening their international borders for vaccinated individuals, students planning to study abroad are in full swing to build a global career. Read
Many countries require foreign visitors to have a visa before entering their borders, particularly if visitors are planning on extended stays, such as for work. Read
International students are an important part of many economies. Over the last two years, the higher education market has been impacted by Covid-19 and the closure of some borders. Read
Aspirations for overseas education often die prematurely due to the perception that it is an expensive affair. Adding to the common myth is that studying abroad is only for the rich. Read
Every year, the Economist Intelligence Unit publishes a list of the world’s most liveable cities. In 2021, four of Australia’s cities were in the Top 10. Read
If you are a student holding acceptance letters from prestigious institutions abroad, each new “wave” of the long-drawn pandemic must be posing as a hurdle in your journey to your dream university. Read
Every year thousands of students plan to go abroad for higher studies from India. According to the latest data from the Ministry of External Affairs. Read
The UK has a long legacy of academic excellence. This year’s QS World University Rankings has top UK universities in its top 10 and 55 Universities in the top 500. Read
Are you looking to study abroad? Or maybe you are parents thinking to provide your child with the best education, even if it means leaving home and crossing oceans for it. Read
Global education can transform a student's life, which is why millions of students study abroad every year. Overseas education becomes significantly more affordable when students have accessibility to the right scholarship programmes. Read
More than 914,000 international students chose to study abroad in the USA in the 2020-2021 academic year despite the impact of the pandemic. A third of them came from China. Read
Even as thousands of Indian students firm up plans to study in universities in the US in the 2022 Fall season, the US embassy in India is planning. Read
INTO University Partnerships has conducted a survey over 1250 Indian students to highlight the influence of pandemic on their career aspirations and the rise of interest in subjects such as advanced technologies, health-related studies and climate change. Read
The United Kingdom is home to some of the most premier educational institutes that have etched their name in both QS World University and Times Higher Education Rankings. Read
Over the last two decades, Canada has come up as one of the most welcoming countries for immigrants. More importantly, the North American country has welcomed an increasing number of international students. Read
Studying abroad can enrich and transform a student’s life in multiple ways, from exposing them to diverse cultural and learning experiences, to exponentially accelerating their career growth. Read
Summer internships are a great opportunity to gain real world work experience in a short period of time. Here international internships provide students with immense benefits from developing skills. Read
A quality higher education can help in laying the foundation of a steady career and higher package. However, the steep rise in the cost of higher education makes it unaffordable for a large section of our populace. Read
Over the last two decades, Canada has come up as one of the most welcoming countries for immigrants. Read
India and Australia will establish a taskforce to develop qualifications recognition arrangements between both the countries, allow students from one country to easily go to study in the other, and explore possibility of offshore campuses. Read
According to the survey, engineering is the most preferred subject for Indian students looking to study abroad at 18 per cent, followed by computer science at 12 per cent and business studies at 11 per cent. Read
Studying abroad can enrich and transform a student’s life in multiple ways, from exposing them to diverse cultural and learning experiences, to exponentially accelerating their career growth. Read
Every year, millions of students apply to colleges abroad in hope of a stable as well as improved lifestyle, finances and potential benefits a new country brings, along with career growth. Read
IELTS (International English Language Testing System) and TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) are two of the most prominent language tests for students wanting to study abroad. Read
The landscape for foreign education in India has witnessed a sea change in the post-pandemic era. Read
Given their disproportionate presence, women's enrollment in higher education has been a source of concern worldwide. Read
According to the survey, engineering is the most preferred subject for Indian students looking to study abroad at 18 per cent, followed by computer science at 12 per cent and business studies at 11 per cent. Read
Every overseas university has a different eligibility cap for foreign student admissions, ranging from high GPA and competitive exam scores to extracurricular and social activities. Read
Despite a slump in 2020-21, the study abroad sector has gained momentum, and around two million Indian students are expected to study abroad by 2024. Read
Indian students are keen to study abroad and are eager to find the best educational opportunities for their future. According to Redseer Consulting's report. Read
The number of students opting to study abroad rose substantially in 2021 after a multi-decade Covid-induced low the year before. With changes in immigration rules. Read
Education loans for studying in an overseas educational institution typically cover the entire tuition fees and a predefined proportion of the cost of living and other miscellaneous expenses. Read
Over the past two years, the Covid-19 pandemic has cast an ominous shadow over several sectors with its ghastly incursion ravaging country after country. Read
Studying abroad is a life-enriching experience that opens doors to global opportunities and successful careers. It equips students with a broader worldview, much required to excel in today's highly competitive world. Read
Studying abroad is a dream of many but only a few achieve it, given the various factors that act as a barrier. The biggest one being – Finance. Read
There are many reasons to get a postgraduate education overseas: the prestige, the international experience, not to mention the possibility of immigration. Read
Around 52 per cent of Indian students intending to study abroad prefer specialised courses over university reputation when choosing the institution, shows a study commissioned by Western Union. Read
Every year, millions of students apply to colleges abroad in hope of a stable as well as improved lifestyle, finances and potential benefits a new country brings, along with career growth. Read
With more than 50,000 Indian students based here, India is the UK’s second-largest overseas market and these numbers are growing. Read
The number of students opting to study abroad rose substantially in 2021 after a multi-decade Covid-induced low the year before. Read
Do you know you can gain work experience on top of your studies through a degree apprenticeship?If you are an international student, this article will give you an idea of what it is about, who can apply. Read
After the UK Home Office’s announcement in July 2021 the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) has been accepting Graduate Visa applications. Read
The landscape for foreign education in India has witnessed a sea change in the post-pandemic era. After a break of almost two years. Read
The society and environment we are living in has been witnessing unprecedented change. With the new emerging technologies and their implementation in the 21st century. Read
With the land of the Kiwi finally announcing a reopening date for international students’ return to the country, now is the best time to get up to speed with what you’ll need to get your New Zealand student visa. Read
Education loan for abroad studies should always suit the need of a candidate and experts say that besides your pocket several other factors such as country, college. Read
Senior leaders, listen up: Soft skills are not soft; they are in fact critical. Experts have discussed this ad nauseum, and yet "heads of" still aren’t getting it. Read
The ongoing travel ban in China and Japan has meant that some international students are exploring other study abroad options to avoid being at a standstill. Read
We all know that one person who works from the get-go to apply for a degree in their dream foreign education destination. Read
In the last few years, the number of Indian students heading outside for higher education has inflated exponentially. Read
Generally, when you plan your finances for your child’s education abroad, you need to consider many types of expenses, including college fees, costs for accommodation, necessities such as laptops, books, coaching fees, etc. Read
Indian students choosing to study abroad isn't a new trend. Enrolling in international studies is a popular and well-accepted journey for many Indian students that has increased with time. Read
In the last few years, the number of Indian students heading outside for higher education has inflated exponentially. Read
Received an offer to study abroad? Congratulations! Your next concern would likely be covering the cost of tuition. If you do not have sufficient funds to pay your fees. Read
Today's students have realised the value that comes with studying overseas. Therefore, they are actively considering overseas opportunities for post graduate programmes. Read
The island country Australia has been a popular study destination for international students, especially for Indian students. However, the closing of the Australian borders during the pandemic made several international students. Read
The pandemic presented hurdles and hiccups to studying abroad, but now more and more Kansas State students are studying abroad again as programs and universities adapt. Read
According to the professors at foreign universities, a LOR is considered as a reflection of academic performance, participation in internal and external activities, extra-curricular work revealing a slice of the candidate. Read
Europe is a living laboratory for changemakers keen on joining or leading the fight for a sustainable and equitable future. Every country is dedicated to making positive changes. Read
India has been amongst the top source for recruitment for international institutions of higher learning for many years now. Often, so many students will study abroad under peer group pressure. Read
One of the biggest challenges of finding a new job is standing out among the competition: In a pile of hundreds, sometimes thousands of applications, why should a recruiter pick yours? Read
A student who wishes to study abroad for higher studies in 2022 should start looking into the factors or requirements that are of priority. Read
You learn by doing, but you also learn a lot by reading.
Many influential business figures, including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, and Microsoft founder Bill Gates. Read
With more workers navigating the landscape of return to work, the hybrid format is proving to be more than a passing trend. This shift is because most of the long-term effects of the pandemic are largely unknown. Read
Should you go abroad to do an undergraduate programme? Or is it a postgraduate programme that will play a better role in shaping your career? Read
I was a good software engineer… but not amazing. Looking back, I don’t think I could have ever been amazing when I’m comparing myself to my colleagues. Read
What does 2022 have in store for Indian students choosing to study overseas? Here are 5 areas to watch out for. Read
What do employers want most from job candidates today? Interpersonal soft skills, like strong communication and collaboration, top the list. Read
The updated Residence Abroad Guidance states that officers should only be concerned with “present intent to depart” the US following the end of the program. Read
The UK is the most popular study abroad destination followed by Canada and the USA, according to data of over 75,000 applications processed by Leap Scholar. The data analysed revealed interesting trends witnessed during 2021. Read
According to the Irish Universities Association, there are currently more than 32,000 international students studying in Ireland. Read
The CIO role isn’t easy – and the transition to remote and hybrid workforces has made it even harder, creating new and often unforeseen challenges. Read
It can be easy to focus on more concrete skills development and overlook softer skills like communication, empathy, and critical thinking. But it's worth developing a soft skills improvement plan in order to be successful in your career. Read
On Dec. 15, 2021, Australian borders finally welcomed fully-vaccinated international students whose study abroad plans were halted for far too long. Read
The US is an ideal destination for Indian students to further their education. Its quality courses and programmes enable students to reach their fullest potential whilst offering job opportunities. Read
For students aspiring to study abroad, 2021 has been a whirlwind of a year. Started with deferred admissions and ended with a lot of policy changes. But as they say, all’s well that ends well. Read
he UK is the most popular study abroad destination followed by Canada and the USA, according to data of over 75,000 applications processed by Leap Scholar. Read
Many students want to study abroad. But, studying abroad comes with many challenges. The biggest challenge to studying abroad is finance. As we know, the cost of foreign education is higher compared to costs in India. Read
Planning to take your higher studies abroad is a big decision that is taken after a lot of consideration. Applying for universities abroad is a hassle as the procedure is totally different from the competition-oriented system here in India.
While you
For many, finding a pathway to work and study in Canada is the first step towards realising a dream. Read
Flying internationally can be a frightening prospect. There are airline regulations, the pressure to find affordable tickets, baggage restrictions, and more. Read
New Zealand and Australia are among the countries with the world’s strictest border rules, but will travel to New Zealand be possible as it moves towards phasing out its zero-COVID strategy? Read
Indian millennials and Gen-Z – especially between the age groups of 17 - 25 – are increasingly learning Korean, influenced by pop culture. Read
There is a new spark of hope for students willing to partake in foreign education as Australia would open its borders for international students for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic struck the country. Read
Studying abroad is an aspiration for many Indian students seeking to pursue a global career backed with exposure in a field of their choice. Read
Studying abroad can be very expensive for any Indian student. The cost of higher education has steadily risen through the years, especially among the world’s top universities. Read
Are you an Indian student looking to study in the Land Down Under? While Australia’s borders are currently closed, there’s reason to be optimistic that they will reopen to international students soon. Read
Are you thinking of studying in Germany? Well, you're not the only one. This European country is one of the most popular destinations for international students, and it's easy to see why. Read
Indian students are the second largest group of immigrants who are leaving their home country in growing numbers to pursue study abroad opportunities. Read
If you are planning to study abroad, you already know that the competition to attain a successful admit is stiff. Additionally, the increasing threat of Omicron has made things even more difficult. Read
Young Indians fascinated by Korean pop culture and hit shows like Squid Game are flocking to learn the language, so much so that it is now fastest growing language in India. Read
Transdisciplinary and holistic education is a must for upcoming generations to learn new-age skills and develop a futuristic outlook in a dynamic world. Read
Statistics by the Ministry of External Affairs reveal that over 11 lakh Indian students are studying abroad as of July 2021. Read
Despite the suspension of international travel in the spring and summer of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Indiana University Bloomington ranked second in the nation for semesterlong study abroad. Read
After multiple lockdowns, closed international borders and financial constraints over the last year and a half, students across the world are once again flocking towards foreign universities for higher education. Read
Fordham University senior Coralie Jean-Francois has dreamed of studying in Paris since she took high school French. So when colleges shut down international academic programs because of the pandemic, she was devastated. Read
As global travel restrictions had begun to ease a month ago right before the new Covid-19 variant Omicron raised its head again, Singapore was the latest country to allow resumption of air travel from India. Read
According to the Irish Universities Association, there are currently more than 32,000 international students studying in Ireland. And according to an interview with The Times of India earlier this year with Brendan Ward. Read
There has been a recent surge in students aspiring to study abroad. The factors responsible for this recent phenomenon of a stellar rise in international university applications pertain to the healthcare infrastructure. Read
Applications from Indian students for the 2022 fall intake at foreign universities have doubled from this year, according to several foreign education platforms, driven up by the attractive pay packages and roles offered by recruiters at their campuses. Read
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused huge disruption to education around the world and has directly impacted students’ decisions about where to study once they complete their schooling. Read
The United States Institute of International Education (IIE) has just published the numbers of international students enrolled at US universities in the 2020-21 academic year. Read
The University of Miami’s Study Abroad Office celebrates International Education Week this week with a social media campaign, two virtual events, and a renewed commitment to sending students on the safest exchange programs available. Read
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 19 (ANI/Heylin Spark): For students embarking on a study abroad journey, it is more than just pursuing academics and careers abroad. Read
This week Grand Valley State University’s Padnos International Center will be concluding their series of in-person and virtual events as part of the Study Abroad Fair. Read
Do you plan on studying in Canada? According to a report published by Remitly, a money-transferring platform, Canada was the most-searched destination for studying abroad in 36 countries. Read
The University of Miami’s Study Abroad Office celebrates International Education Week this week with a social media campaign, two virtual events, and a renewed commitment to sending students on the safest exchange programs available. Read
The United States?remains a top destination for international students, according to the 2021 Open Doors Report. US welcomes over 914,000 international students from over 200 places of origin. Read
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the market to study abroad is set to thrive in 2022 and beyond. There is a surge in demand from students seeking to pursue higher education in foreign countries. Read
Students worldwide dream of studying abroad, for many reasons, particularly the chance to make great connections, advance their careers, and see more of the amazing world we all live in. Read
It’s not only about the knowledge and skill you gain. Education is about opportunities, new people, and the whole new world open to you. Read
As the international education industry begins to recover from the pandemic, many students have been able to return to their schools and start their life abroad. Read
At least 52 per cent students intending to study abroad now prefer specialised courses over reputation of a university when making a choice, according to a new study. Read
An increasing number of Indian students now have global aspirations and are striving to move abroad for higher education and a holistic, transformative learning experience. Read
The Indian students going abroad to study are adding to one of the largest groups of emigrants (estimated to be about 18 million Indian people) at a very high rate. Read
Canada is the most preferred study destination for Indian students while Australia has been dropped in popularity to come as the least favourite spot for students preferring to study abroad, reveals the latest survey conducted by The WorldGrad. Read
Travelling internationally for a college degree is an adventure that is best planned in advance. It is a life-changing transition that young aspirants pass through every year. Read
Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], October 1 (ANI/BusinessWire India): A majority of the 47 Canadian colleges and universities, which participated in a recent survey by the Institute for Career Studies (ICS). Read
As the burden of the pandemic eases in several parts of the world and international borders reopen, studying abroad is predicted to grow in the coming years. Read
During the spring 2020 semester, environmental studies and sustainability senior Abbey Garcia studied abroad in Spain for about two months before she was sent home in March due to COVID-19. Read
Students in India have been stepping it up notch in the last decade, enrolling in full-fledged degree courses at overseas colleges. Read
Study abroad resumed in person this year after DePaul cancelled trips due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Trips will continue throughout the pandemic internationally. Read
To work part-time in Korea, overseas students on a student visa must apply to the immigration agency for permission to engage in specified extracurricular activities. It is not possible to apply
South and North Korea, as well as the Korean ethnicity living in Northeastern China, speak Korean (or Kugo as it is known in Korea). Hangul, the Korean alphabet, was designed scientifically
Korea has become one of the most popular destinations for international students studying in Asia during the last ten years. It is appealing, fashionable, and offers a lot for a novice to enjoy and discover. With the rising popularity
Korean culture is sweeping the globe at an increasing rate. A growing number of students are considering relocating to South Korea. Korea's cost of living is gradually growing as the country
Study abroad resumed in person this year after DePaul cancelled trips due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Trips will continue throughout the pandemic internationally. Read
Securing admission at a university abroad is only the first step in ensuring that your life’s work is valued and accredited. It’s getting a visa — be it a student visa, an exchange visa, or a work visa. Read
After a year of virtual study abroad programs, Cal State Fullerton’s Study Abroad and Global Engagement (SAGE) is offering a mix of virtual and in-person options for the fall semester. Read
Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren and welfare minister Champai Soren will felicitate the students of the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda Scholarship Scheme and their parents at a special event here on Thursday, officials said. Read
After a year-long pause, the University of Denver’s study abroad programs are returning to a new normal. With the help of testing and contact tracing, masking and vaccinations, students again are studying abroad. Read
Studying abroad, especially in the US, is no longer just an aspiration but an achievable goal for many Indians. The Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS) has also made it easier to transfer large amounts abroad to pay for education. Read
After a challenging year due to restrictions on account of Covid-19, more Indians are showing interest in studying overseas as embassies open up and flights resume. Read
U. S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2022 guide, released September 13, 2021, ranks La Sierra University 11th out of 122 universities in the western region. Read
Although Japanese, English, and Mandarin are widely spoken and understood in South Korea, there is only one official language: Korean. Korean is a language isolation, which means it is unlike any other living or
Tuition fees are not set or regulated by the government, yet most schools, including the most prestigious, charge roughly the same amount. You should budget between $5,800 and $6,500 per semester.
South Korea lacks a national application portal, which is unusual for a country with such a strong international reputation in higher education. Individual schools are in charge of processing applications. Although
South Korea, like the United States, operates on a credit system. Take courses with a particular number of credits to get your overall qualification. Three-year associate degrees in occupational fields such as mechanical and nursing
The progressive increase in the number of students preferring to pursue higher education abroad since 2016 saw a massive dip in 2020 owing to the ensuing pandemic. Read
Most universities across the world have two intakes, one in the spring and one in the fall. Summer admissions are also available at some universities. You can always apply
One of the most thrilling phases in a student's life is studying abroad. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel, make new friends, learn a new language, and, of course, receive a world-class education. Moving
Great academic results will always be a role in university admissions, but you may discover that communication skills and passion are equally crucial factors in your success. To ensure
The college application process can be stressful. Because there are so many procedures to do, like as writing an essay and acquiring letters of reference, experts recommend that students make a
India is a large source of international students for other countries, as well as a significant contributor to their economies. If given the chance, every student would prefer to study abroad without considering the long-term
When Rajika Bhandari came to the United States from India in the early 1990s as a doctoral student in philosophy, she was often the only international student in her classes. Read
Germany is known to be the world's top education elite country. The country has a total of 13 best universities situated there among the top 250 universities of the world. Read
Victoria Heyn, a third-year Cultural Anthropology major, chose Florence, Italy, for her semester abroad. She loves ancient art and mythology and hopes to work in a museum. Read
Europe is not just a popular destination amongst travellers but also among international students. Why? Tuition-free universities. Public institutions of higher education here typically only offer free tuition to students from EU and EEA. Read
The Office of Study Abroad will expand its program offerings next semester, officials said last week. Officials announced in an email last week that they plan to further expand study abroad offerings after hosting limited travel abroad. Read
Before Washington College was animated by the presence of freshmen, international students took residence in their new homes on Aug.?18, some arriving in the United States for the first time from countries such as Russia, India, and Uzbekistan. Read
ravelling internationally for a college degree is an adventure that is best planned in advance. It is a life-changing transition that young aspirants pass through every year.However, the pandemic has particularly affected travel and entry into different countries. Read
There’s probably a good reason (or, rather, a lot of them) that many students are interested in studying abroad. However, choosing the perfect country is always a difficult task, no matter how much time you spend on research. Read
With readily available vaccinations and ever-changing travel restrictions, the Ole Miss Study Abroad Office is planning on sending students abroad for both the fall 2021 and spring 2022 semesters. Read
According to firms involved in guiding students to colleges abroad, there has been an uptick in the number of queries, with students showing more interest in moving to the US for higher education. Read
The Covid-19 pandemic has led more than half of Gen Z to consider a different career path, according to a global survey by INTO University Partnerships, an independent organisation committed to expanding higher education and career opportunities. Read
SBI Education loan to study abroad: SBI Global Ed-Vantage is an overseas education loan exclusively for those who wish to pursue full-time regular courses at foreign colleges and universities. Read
Many students dream of studying and working abroad. Often the research starts even as one is choosing the destination for overseas education. Given that each country offers a distinct set of possibilities. Read
When choosing overseas study, Indian students are faced with a major decision. Which university will provide the right course and the right environment to help you achieve your goals? Read
Universities in Canada and the US are opening up, but high airfares, complicated itineraries, stalled visa applications have made travel for Indian students studying abroad difficult and expensive. Read
Q. I am a student of Class X. I aspire to become an engineer, and my dream is to get admission into one of the Ivy League colleges like MIT, Duke or Stanford. Read
One of the greatest experiences a student could have is studying abroad. The opportunity to live in another country while getting a degree is in fact the major reason why many international students decide to take this step. Read
LANCASTER COUNTY — There has been a lot of news over the past year about COVID-19 travel restrictions, but there’s one group of international travelers who may have missed their chance to go overseascollege students. Read
Higher Education is the pinnacle of a young student’s life. Now, throw in higher education abroad and that is a dream come true for many. However, with aspirations come challenges. In this case. Read
The Hindu Education Plus hosted a webinar on studying abroad. “Let Your Dreams Take Flight” was presented by Santamonica Study Abroad Pvt. Ltd. Moderated by Pankaja Srinivasan, Nicy Binu, director, Santamonica Study Abroad. Read
Ranked among most innovative universities in the world, the Arizona State University in the United States seems to be the first choice of city students aspiring to go abroad for higher education. Read
A record number of 3,200 students from India have been accepted onto UK university and higher education courses through the country's centralised application system in 2021, marking an increase of 19 per cent over the previous year. Read
As of 2016, over 3 lakh Indian students were pursuing their studies abroad, and this has increased significantly. Data from the MEA reveals that over 10.9 lakh Indians are studying in around 85 countries, as of January 2021. Read
We live in a highly disruptive world today, the VUCA world (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous). The global job market is undergoing structural transformations and various drivers are changing the demand and requirements of the job market. Read
With increasing numbers of Indian students seeking to study abroad, many will avail a loan to cover the cost of foreign tuition and living expenses. But the costs for earning an education overseas are rising. Read
As many as 40,000 students from the UK will be able to study and work abroad under the British government's new Turing Scheme, with India among 150 international destinations for such placements. Read
With just a few weeks left for the academic year to begin in foreign universities, students now face the hurdle of the lack of recognition and approval of Indian Covid-19 vaccines abroad. Read
Due to Covid 19 pandemic, the students were showing less interest in studying abroad in 2020. Currently, the trend is changing due to the relaxed norms in many countries. Read
In the past decade, there has been an exponential spike in the number of students from India who wish to pursue their higher education abroad. Read
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced universities globally to rethink their higher education strategies, but it has little or no impact on aspirations of international students who are still gung-ho about their overseas education plans. Read
Canada immigration news: A poll conducted by IDP Connect gives Canada top marks from international students looking for overseas destinations to complete their college and university educations. Read
Jack Miller was sitting in class at the New College of the Humanities in London in March 2020 when news came in that the coronavirus had been declared a pandemic. Read
In written replies to several questions in the Rajya Sabha on Indians studying abroad and the impact of the Covid-19-related restrictions on them. Read
The number of students looking for postgraduate programs outside their home country has been increasing. Read
With increasing numbers of Indian students seeking to study abroad, many will avail a loan to cover the cost of foreign tuition and living expenses. Read
High school leavers across the world want to study overseas despite the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read
The COVID-19 crisis foiled Anjali Chennapragada’s dreams of studying abroad not once but twice. Finally, this summer, the rising Rider University junior fulfilled her ambition of enriching herself through travel, all while earning academic credit. Read
Despite the global pandemic, international education has proved to be surprisingly resilient to the challenges of COVID-19. While a significant number of students did not give up on their dreams to study abroad. Read
When it comes to studying abroad, the usual choices for an Indian student are going to the UK or the US. Read
The U.S. economy grew rapidly in the spring and repaired most of the damage caused by the pandemic thanks to widespread coronavirus vaccinations and a nearly full reopening of the economy. Read
Capital India, a company that offers finance to SME and retail customers, will invest $25 million in education loan start up Credenc. Read
MPOWER Financing (www.MPOWERFinancing.com) the leading provider of education loans to high-promise students around the world, today announced that it has raised an equity investment of US$100 million. Read
Around 2.6 lakh students went abroad in the year 2020, a drop of 55% as compared to 5.9 lakh students in 2019, due to COVID-19 pandemic overshadowing the entire world, according to data from Ministry of External Affairs. Read
The As Indian students prepare to take up graduate courses in foreign universities in September, the Direct Admission Group has come up with a platform to help students study abroad and learn new languages with a special focus. Read
When you plan to move abroad for higher studies, there are so many things to take care of, including your visa, passport, and other documents. Read
Germany is lifting the entry ban and easing the travel ban for five countries from Wednesday. This will pave the way for thousands of Indians with German work/ study permits to travel. Read
Increasing numbers of Indian students are seeking to study abroad, and it’s easier than ever for students to avail a study abroad loan for their education. Read
The coronavirus pandemic has derailed everyone's financial plans, including students who had been aspiring to go abroad for higher education. Read
Studying abroad had been just a dream for millions of students in India who come out of school or college and wish to get overseas education. Read
It has been a tumultuous ride for many students planning to study abroad in the past year. Read
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced universities globally to rethink their higher education strategies, but it has little or no impact on aspiration of international students who are still gung-ho about their overseas education plans. Read
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced universities globally to rethink their higher education strategies, but it has little or no impact on aspiration of international students who are still gung-ho about their overseas education plans. Read
India has seen an increasing number of students going abroad for higher studies. Data from the Ministry of External Affairs shows that, till July 2019, more than one million students were pursuing their education in foreign countries. Read
Indian nationals have become the largest group of emigrants, leaving their home country at increasingly high rates. More than 18 million Indian people were living outside the country in 2020. Read
Aadhaar Card can now be used as an Identity proof, ID proof by students applying for Graduate Record Examinations, GRE and the Test of English as a Foreign Language, TOEFL. Read
In April, when India was put on the red list for travel in the UK, Farhan Khan’s heart sank. The 26-year-old Uttar Pradesh boy had enrolled for a one-year photography course at the University of London. Read
Admit it! Studying abroad is as exciting as it is daunting. It brings an overwhelming feeling of joy and happiness that you finally have surpassed all expectations and are ready to go overseas. Read
For study abroad aspirants, there are few things as daunting as choosing the right university. With Covid-19 affecting the admission and education processes all over the world, students need to adapt their college shortlisting and admission plans. Read
Even as the world was battling Covid-19, as per a 2020 report, around 91% of Indian students who had planned to study abroad still wanted to continue due to the safety measures being put in place. Read
The academic futures of millions of students around the world have been jeopardized by the Covid-19 pandemic. Read
In view of the problems being faced by the Indian students studying in foreign countries who are stuck in the home country, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Read
At midnight, California lifted most of is pandemic restrictions, meaning no more state rules on physical distancing or capacity limits. Read
Good news for study abroad aspirants! The United States, U.S. embassy has tweeted to process visa applications from Monday, June 14, 2021, for Indian students. Read
After months of suspense, the Class 12 board exams have finally been cancelled. Read
Students who wish to study abroad this year have a lot of questions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic situation, vaccination, visa application and more. Especially those who wish to travel to the United States for further education. Read
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been an upward trend in the number of students from Telangana planning to study abroad. Read
The Delhi government has started a special vaccination drive for students, sportspersons, employee and sportsmen going to study or work abroad. Crowds are now queuing up outside Navyug School in the national capital to get their vaccine. Read
Diverse visa norms for different countries have turned out to be a hurdle for students and researchers planning to go abroad during the Covid crisis. Read
Amidst confusion over the COVID-19 second wave in India, uncertainty exists on the vaccination status for young students eyeing a degree abroad. While borders are shut across countries, students are being given exemption. Read
As per the latest update, the Home Office revised its guidance last week to extend the deadline of the UK Post Study Visa till 27th September 2021. Read
US universities, which are considered bastions of cultural diversity, are popular among young students. Covid-19 pandemic may have confined students to homes, dependent on online mode of education. Read
The past year has been challenging for all of us especially international students preparing to study abroad for their higher education. Read
Astudy conducted by a major study abroad platform in India, Leverage Edu found that 94% of Indian students are more eager to study abroad this year than in the last year. Read
The 2021 Increase and Diversify Education Abroad for U.S. Students grants have been awarded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, and its implementing partner, World Learning. Read
With the fall semester dates at international universities coming closer, Indian students waiting to join campuses across the globe are making a beeline to get vaccinated. Read
The Centre on Monday said the gap between two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine for those undertaking international travel for educational purposes, employment opportunities, or as part of India’s contingent for Tokyo Olympic games. Read
The study-abroad season for higher education aspirants is here and students are scrambling to get funds arranged for their courses. Read
Over 90 per cent Indian students were interested to study abroad in comparison to last year when the world is battling wiith first pandemic wave. Read
Ministry of External Affairs, MEA has taken a valuable step to help students enrolled abroad but unable to travel due to lockdown restrictions. Read
Studying abroad is a dream most students see and strive to fulfil. The painted picture of independent life, a high standard of living, new cultures and customs are the things that excite many students. Read
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SEOUL, May 11 (Korea Bizwire) — Sri Lanka has decided to adopt the Korean language as a subject for the country’s college entrance exams, a South Korean embassy there said Tuesday. Read
Every year, more than 100,000 students move abroad to pursue higher education. With the second wave of Covid-19 raging across the country, admissions to foreign universities have become a major concern for aspiring students and their parents. Read
If you are a student who wants to pursue your university education overseas, the recent postponement of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 12 examinations due to the second wave of the Covid-19. Read
For study abroad aspirants, the on-going confusion and delay in Class 12 board exams has been a matter of bigger concern. For students who have already applied and have received admission. Read
The risk of financial burden deters many from applying to foreign colleges. Fortunately, there are many ways to fund your study abroad plans. Here are some options: Read
Choosing to study abroad offers students an excellent avenue of growing academically, culturally, and socially. They get a chance to explore the world. Read
Maharashtra government has decided to vaccinate Study Abroad students in the state. Students who have confirmed admission to universities abroad and have valid student visas can get vaccinated in Maharashtra. Read
Which New Delhi, (Delhi), [India], April 28 (ANI/NewsVoir): The COVID-19 pandemic temporarily halted many students’ plans to study abroad due to border restrictions and lockdowns across countries. Read
SINGAPORE - Singapore's autonomous universities will be able to admit more students this year as overseas study options continue to be disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, said Education Minister Chan Chun Sing. Read
The British Council has invited applications for Creative Economy Scholarship programme. A total of 10 candidates will be selected for the scholarships worth a total of over 149,000 pounds. Read
The Education Testing Services (ETS) has announced a new test for the assessment of English-language proficiency – TOEFL Essentials. The exam is designed for university admissions and other “high stake decisions”, an official statement said. Read
California will lift most remaining crowd-capacity limits and physical distancing requirements related to COVID-19 on June 15, proceeding to fully reopen its economy as the pandemic abates and vaccination rates rise, health officials said on Friday. Read
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IIE launched the initiative to “mobilise resources and commitments with the goal of doubling and diversifying the number of US students studying abroad by the end of the decade”. Read
The University of California won’t consider SAT and ACT scores that are submitted with admission and scholarship applications under a settlement of a student lawsuit that was announced Friday. Read
Many students aspire to pursue international education for this one simple reason – it opens doors to global opportunities and a successful career. Read
What if I told you there could be a sure-shot way to get into a top university or you have a good chance to make it to one of the best institutions in the world? Read
Studying Abroad requires not merely a lengthy application process but also a series of tests or examinations. Students desirous of pursuing their higher education from universities abroad are required to appear for different examinations. Read
In 2020, many countries reported that on average, 26% of students pursue business and management-related degrees while another 18% pursue engineering degrees. Read
Study abroad dreams are often dropped by students due to the cost associated with the same. Read
As all flights to Canada have been cancelled until May 21, after the restrictions announced by the Regulatory Authority of Canada amid an alarming spike in Covid-19 cases, students wishing to study abroad are perplexed. Read
Study abroad in 2021: 10 points to consider Covid-19 has already created havoc in the life ofthe students. The candidates who plan to study abroad. Read
There is a lot of anxiety as it is not clear whether Indian students will be allowed to travel to the U.S. to pursue their education despite having secured admission. Read
COVID19 pandemic and its second wave has cast a long shadow on the academic plans of millions of students in the country. With many exams – board and university alike. Read
Indian students are at a suspenseful point in their academic lives. The past year has seen students approach their college applications with a new perspective, reaching out for added mentorship support and being proactive while navigating university updates. Read
The pandemic has created uncertainty across sectors. This has compelled the students aspiring to study overseas to revisit their plans. Read
Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience, one that is guaranteed to teach you a host of unique lessons, both about yourself and the world around you. Read
In 2020, many countries reported that on average, 26 percent of students pursue business and management-related degrees while another 18 percent pursue engineering degrees. Read
Before planning to study overseas in a relatively unknown country, it’s important to consider the aspect of general safety and well-being. Read
With diverse courses to choose from offering hands-on practical learning that equips students with unique skill sets, international qualifications provide an edge to students aspiring to study abroad. Read
Since certain IELTS centres reopened in November 2020, students across the world have been keen to finally take it. The IELTS Speaking test is particularly important for international students. Read
Any foreign national hoping to study or immigrate to Canada must complete IELTS for Canada. Short for The International English Language Test, IELTS is used to gauge the English language proficiency. Read
IELTS exams are generally considered challenging. The upcoming exam is not going to be an exception, and IELTS aspirants should prepare accordingly. Read
very candidate wants to pass IELTS on the first attempt. As with any other test, the key lies in the preparation. As the foremost English-language test. Read
With coronavirus comes many students stuck from being able to do what they need to go abroad, like taking their IELTS exam. As IELTS testing is limited or suspended in certain locations due to COVID-19. Read
Whether you are migrating to Canada or moving to this exciting country to study, having confidence in your English language is important. Read
When a student plans to study abroad, his/her mind if full of questions right from choosing the right career, visa procedure to accumulating the basic documentation needed for the admission process. Read
2020 was the year of loss, hardships and some hope. Due to the Covid pandemic, the entire world went into a state of lockdown, affecting businesses and economies in general. Read
As of March 1 this year, students applied to 9% more colleges, according to data from Common Application. That means increased competition for the coveted Ivy League colleges and other top institutes as well. Read
In this period of epidemic Covid-19, studying abroad has become a little difficult, Covid-19 has affected almost everything, due to which everything has come to a standstill. Read
Overseas students could potentially fly in to return to study in NSW by October, in a bold plan welcomed by the education sector. The NSW government is proposing to transform student accommodation in Sydney's CBD into quarantine. Read
Studying abroad can be a real eye-opener and a window to exciting opportunities. Read
Most parents find it difficult, even after their lifelong savings, to send their child abroad for studies. It is so because savings are usually not sufficient. Read
As demand for international study experiences remains high despite the disruption caused by the ongoing pandemic, QS Quacquarelli Symonds are offering ambitious, globally-minded students across India. Read
After the initial months of COVID-19, top universities across the globe rapidly updated their teaching methods and admission processes. Legacy institutions such Harvard, Yale, ISB, IIM Ahmedabad are still looking at factors like perfect academics. Read
Despite the global Covid-19 pandemic, more than 70 per cent of international candidates who are planning to pursue an MBA outside their country of citizenship are not changing their plans in 2021. Read
France offers an undeniable, unique and prime quality of life that’s the reason why +358.000 international students currently study in France. Located at the heart of Europe, France ranks 5th globally (and 3rd in Europe). Read
A year into the global pandemic, there has been a revival in the number of students flying abroad for higher education from Tamil Nadu.A year into the global pandemic. Read
Many parents find it difficult, even after their lifelong savings, to send their child abroad for studies. It is so because savings are usually not sufficient. Over the years, education costs have increased to a great extent. Read
If you are a student or a sibling or a parent exploring best options for yourself or a family member to pursue an international education, read on to get answers regarding the world-renowned UK education system! Read
Australian Minister for Education and Youth Alan Tudge said he is “increasingly hopeful” that most international students could return to Australian universities by Semester 1 of 2022 with vaccine rollouts underway. Read
From learning a second language to enriching your global perspective, the list of benefits of studying abroad is long. Studying a master’s in a foreign country. Read
Education Minister Alan Tudge believes the COVID-19 vaccine rollout could pave the way for Australia to up its intake of international students as early as the start of next year. Read
Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge has called for universities to expand their online course offerings to target new markets of international students. Read
When deciding where to study, the location is just as important as the course, cost and institution. It can affect your experience, career opportunities, mood, wellbeing and extracurricular involvement. Read
Want to bag a position in the top international university but worried about expenses? Having a scholarship alongside can take this mantle off your shoulder. Read
Almost three quarters (70%) of business school candidates still want to study abroad despite the coronavirus pandemic, according to new Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) research released today. Read
Prior to the pandemic, the number of outbound higher education students from the US had been gradually heading in one direction. Upwards. Read
More than 20 global experiential learning programs will be offered, covering a variety of subjects and addressing compelling world challenges. Read
Good morning! Education may be priceless, but in India, it does come at a cost. Entrepreneur Ankit Mehra saw the education financing problem faced by Indian students from close quarters while pursuing his MBA in Spain. Read
Hundreds of thousands of teenagers and young adults get on flights each year from India to a foreign land to pursue higher education. Read
Between remote learning options and adaptive curriculums, university admissions across the globe have certainly changed after 2020. Read
Planning for studying abroad is an exciting time for a student as he/she is going to be in completely different setting that offers a new education system, communication ways and study skills. Read
The Irish government has announced that international students in Ireland will be permitted to access graduate work opportunities in the country, even if they have been studying remotely in semester II. Read
There are many reasons why New Zealanders are among the happiest people in the world. Read
By comparing vaccination rates in 580 counties across the United States with the corresponding coronavirus disease (COVID-19) incidence rates. Read
The Government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth €1,500,000 for Indian students aspiring to study in Ireland, said a statement from Education in Ireland, a government agency. Read
Elon University junior Heeba Chergui was studying abroad in Jordan last spring when she and many other students across the globe were sent home at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Read
Having left the European Union’s flagship Erasmus scholarship programme after Brexit, the UK on Friday launched its own replacement called the Turing scheme to enable UK students to study abroad. Read
Attendance at college and university is an important step for the development of your mind. However, this doesn’t just happen with books and lecture halls. Read
COVID-19 has diminished our experience at Gonzaga a considerable amount.Read
The Center for Global Engagement is offering alternatives to international learning due to the cancellation of study abroad trips through July 1 because of COVID-19 related travel restrictions. Read
As the weather gets warmer and the semester trudges on, students are beginning to prepare their summer plans. Read
Parents aspire to provide the best for their children. We must pay special attention to financial planning for their higher education. Rising education costs coupled with aspirations of quality education. Read
Getting the right degree from the right university can be challenging for a student. Read
Here's a look at the 12 Indian educational institutions that have made it to the top 100 on the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021. Read
USA, UK and Canada are three popular study destinations for students. They are home to a number of the world’s best universities and offer an enormous range of choices, from small. Read
The International Astronomical Union (IAU), an organisation which assigns official names and designations to celestial bodies, has recently confirmed the discovery of 18 new asteroids by Indian students as part of a global science programme. Read
India is at a critical crossroads as far as young children are concerned. Action plans have to be finalised quickly to deal with immediate challenges, and strategies. Read
Topmost institutes as well as various countries have hailed India's National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 as the world's "biggest reform" and shown interest in implementing it. Read
The coronavirus pandemic last year forced a lot of students to defer their plans to study abroad. Experts now say that it’s going to be tough this year as well to get a seat in foreign universities. Read
The government of Ireland on Thursday announced undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships worth 12, 00, 000 Euros for Indian students. Read
While many students’ dreams of studying abroad have been crushed this year, the Gilman scholarship is helping two Loyola students achieve that goal. Read
Studying abroad always seems like a lucrative option for students. The thought of studying in an international university while mingling with people from different cultures sparks joy in students. Read
The application trend of Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) 2020 has a 21% growth despite Covid 19 pandemic. Students appear in GMAT exam for various global management courses offered by the United States, Canada, Europe and various other countries. Read
After six quarters of canceled overseas trips, undergraduate study abroad programs are currently set to return for Fall Quarter 2021, according to Northwestern’s Global Learning Office website. Read
Pursuing higher studies abroad is an increasingly popular trend among young Indian students. Going overseas for higher studies is driven by a variety of factors including quality of education, international exposure, scholarships etc. Read
The USA is the most popular, coveted study abroad destination for international students due to the attractive opportunities, it provides for career and personal growth. Read
With the continuing spread of COVID-19, students have been disappointed to find new complications surrounding their study abroad plans. Read
The UK and Canada are now more popular study abroad destinations than the US, according to several surveys by educations.com. Read
1) Strong numbers:- According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), there were an estimated 10.9 lakh Indians studying abroad as of July 2019. Read
According to recent figures released by the uni-assist, and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), almost 60,000 prospective international students from over 180 countries, applied for admission to a German university for the winter semester 2020. Read
As part of its latest set of post-Brexit moves, the UK government on Saturday set out more details from its International Education Strategy which would see greater student exchange projects with countries such as India. Read
A UK education opens doors, wherever you are or go in the world. UK scholarships ensure you get this opportunity to join an illustrious list of alumni, no matter your financial background. Read
The United Kingdom became the first country to legally and constitutionally leave the European Union at the end of January 2021, commencing an 11-month transition period to negotiate a deal before December 2020. Read
City College’s study abroad department postponed this year’s summer programs but is moving forward with their fall program in London with the knowledge that adjustments may be made. Read
Studying abroad is one of the most valuable investments students can make to prepare for the future. Read
The College Board will eliminate the SAT's optional essay and do away with its subject tests amid a chaotic college admissions landscape marred by the coronavirus pandemic. Read
Only about one in four Indians in the university-going age group is enrolled in a higher education programme. Read
Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) welcomes the Minister’s announcement allowing border exceptions for up to 1,000 bachelors degree-level (or higher) international students. Read
Applications for the J N Tata Endowment Loan Scholarship, which aims to provide partial financial aid to students from India wishing to study abroad, are now available for the 2021-22 academic year. Read
The current health crisis has significantly shaken up the traditional global higher education ecosystem in man yways – from the delivery and cost of degrees. Read
In recent years Germany has become the most popular non-English speaking country for students, as detailed in a study by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the German Center for Higher Education and Science Studies (DZHW). Read
United Kingdom universities talk a good talk when it comes to higher education internationalisation, but an independent expert who is analysing the strategic plans of 140 member. Read
Beginning his journey as the next US President, Joe Biden, took to overhauling the US immigration law, which if approved by the Congress, would lead to an easier pathway for researchers, science students and engineers to travel to the country.
In a normal year, hundreds of thousands of international students come to Canada to pursue their studies. But, as you know, the 2020/2021 school year is not normal. Read
(PTI) Political will leading to educational reforms, building inclusive administrative tools to support teacher training and students'' learning moving away from "heavy content-based syllabi" to a reduced. Read
Less than 100 hours ahead of his historic inauguration, US President-elect Joe Biden has either nominated or named at least 20 Indian Americans, including 13 women, to key positions in his administration. Read
In the series on popular fields of study in the United States, we have so far discussed the fields of engineering, business, aeronautics & aviation, nursing, education, journalism & communication, and most recently public health. Read
2021 will be an increasingly competitive year for Indian students planning to pursue graduate studies in the US. Read
Won-Jae Chang is an 18-year old Princeton student who holds a South Korean passport but has lived abroad his entire life — New York, Virginia, Costa Rica, and Saudi Arabia. Read
Do you fancy studying in the best university system in the world? Would you like a qualification that is globally recognised? Read
Safia Southey hails from New York and is currently busy studying for a Dual BA Programme with Sciences Po and Columbia University — an Ivy League college. Read
While education remains hugely affected due to the pandemic outbreak, the tech-focussed IIT Chicago has gone overboard to provide quality education in these testing times. Read
The University of Cambridge on Wednesday launched a free one-year foundation year course targeted at talented students from backgrounds of educational and social disadvantage in the UK as a new route to address the world-renowned institution’s diversity agenda. Read
Cheating by students taking the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) online from their homes, following the Covid-19 outbreak, has been red-flagged by the largest Indian franchise of US-based The Princeton Review. Read
Amidst the Coronavirus outbreak and new strains of the virus being discovered across the world, students are the most worried lot. Read
There was a 16 per cent drop in foreign students enrolled in US universities in the fall of 2020 as compared to the same period last year, data from the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) report shows. Read
More than £100m will be spent on the post-Brexit replacement of the Erasmus exchange programme for UK students next year, it has been announced. Read
It’s scary enough to think about the prospect of studying abroad in a foreign country. Read
The Chinese people have always attached special importance to education. In the 20th century, China has gone through a long, arduous journey from one-teacher schools to world-class universities and achieved excellence in different fields including science and technology. Read
An official agency has floated the possibility of letting 500 overseas students into New Zealand every month from January.
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2 Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 6.6% over the analysis period 2020-2027. Tags, one of the segments analyzed in the report, is projected to record a 7.2% CAGR. Read
Close to 60% of international students chose to study in Germany without considering any other study destinations first, found a recent survey. Read
Before the coronavirus pandemic halted global travel, Australia enjoyed a steady stream of foreign students thanks to its proximity to Asia and moderate weather. Read
In 2019, a total of 10.9 lakh Indian students had travelled overseas for higher education according to data collated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). Read
In light of the COVID-19 vaccine news nearly a quarter of international students (21%) have said that they want to bring forward their plans to study abroad.
Indiana University once again broke records in the 2018-19 academic year for the number of students who participated in study abroad programs. Read
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It wasn’t too long ago when schools and universities in the UAE and all over the world had to scramble to move courses online almost overnight.
Commonwealth Master Scholarship programme: The applications have been invited for the Commonwealth Master’ Scholarship programme 2021 for pursuing one year master’s degree course in the United Kingdom.
Similar to universities, student college fees represent an increasing share of revenues. They rose from one-quarter (24.8%) of total revenues in 2014/2015 to account for just under one-third (32.2%) of the $9.8 billion in total revenue for colleges in 2018/2019.
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Germany continues to attract Indian students despite COVID-19.
Even as students’ plans to study abroad fell flat this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, education consultants are pinning hopes on next year’s student intake.
Global education is a life-changing experience, which is why each year millions of Indian students choose to study abroad.
Joe Biden (of the Democratic Party) will be the next American President. What does this mean for study-abroad plans of Indian students? We expect that, under him, the US will once again become an attractive hotspot for Indian students.
A recent study revealed that over 91% of students in India want to go ahead with their study abroad plans despite COVID-19 challenges. The respondents have said that they want to study abroad as soon as the situation starts returning to normalcy.
The University of Auckland launched a virtual micro-internship programme for international students both in New Zealand and those studying with the University from overseas.
A charter flight carrying 63 students from mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam and Indonesia landed Monday in the northern city of Darwin.
There is a high demand for skilled data science professionals in India right now. But would a master's degree abroad help after Covid-19? A Stanford alumnus explains whether you should go for it.
The UK government is working to ensure that existing visa processess are as flexible as possible as the number of Indian students studying in the UK has been going up. Janaka Pushpanathan Director – South India, British Council explains why the visa issue
Nearly a quarter of international students are considering moving forward their plans to study abroad because of a potential Covid-19 vaccine, new research from QS has found.
Lincoln University is one of 24 U.S. colleges and universities awarded a grant to expand its study-abroad capacity.
Experts in the field of foreign education say 2021 is going to be an interesting year as more students are applying, including those who dropped their plans in 2020 due to Covid.
For decades, US has been the first choice for Indian students for its high-quality teaching, diversity, and welcoming culture.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced virtually all schools and universities to switch to online education in South Korea. The nation's transition to online education has been mostly smooth, and the reason for this is clear; South Korea has one of
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Lincoln University is one of 24 U.S. colleges and universities awarded a grant to expand its study-abroad capacity.
The Historically Black College and University will receive an IDEAS grant from the U.S. State Department’s Capacity Building program for U.S. Study Abroad.
A total of 10 local universities have been listed among 110 best universities in Asia, according to a report by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings
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Americans weigh many factors when they seek employment – good benefits, vacation time, work-life balance, stimulating work environment, and a job that has meaning to society. For many, though, salary is the dominant consideration.
We never thought we'd see the day. Believe it or not, there's a Mumbai-based travel company that has developed something called, 'Vaccine tourism'. Their plan is to fly those who want to get a dose to the US for a four-day
On Tuesday, U.S. News and World Report released its annual ranking of the best global universities. For the ranking, U.S. News analyzed the data of roughly 1,500 schools from 86 countries across 13 different variables, including global research
Indian students, who had aspired to go abroad for higher studies, had to abruptly put their plans on hold after the world went into lockdown. While the past few months have been marked by uncertainty, this period did witness
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Mumbai: The pecking order of international education providers is changing. The United States continues to be the largest host country for students wanting to pursue a foreign degree, followed by the UK and China. But students broadening their options, Germany has
A year ago today the world was plunged into a pandemic not seen since the Spanish flu over a century ago. The COVID-19 outbreak has now killed more than 1.25 million people around the world and infected tens of millions
Students seeking study abroad opportunities may be happy to hear that the program is looking forward to opening after spring 2021. Due to travel restrictions that have been in place since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, plans for some
Letting 250 international PhD and postgraduate students back into the country has been welcomed as an important first step by the cash-hungry education sector, but universities admit they still don't know how many will take up the initial offer.
COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t deterred Indian students to pursue their study-abroad dreams, however, the focus has moved towards smaller countries that are less impacted by the virus.
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If you are aspiring to study abroad after class 12, you should know all about the courses, colleges, exams and application process etc. to choose the right option. However, Suffolk University decided to continue with its study abroad program for
COVID-19 halted many in-person study abroad opportunities due to international travel restrictions, but ASU’s Study Abroad Office is bringing intercultural studies directly to students like Gainor, who connected with other international students about creative writing studies through Ireland's Griffith
New Delhi: Canada's 2020 Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration has stated that the Indian immigrants were the top permanent residents in 2019 in the country. Read
Travelling to a foreign country for the purpose of pursuing higher education is altogether a unique experience in one’s lifetime. It is that stage in life where freedom, independence, and self-responsibility must go hand in hand. So it is
In the last few years, the number of Indian students studying abroad has increased substantially and the importance of international education in a globalized world is no longer a secret. Indian students now prefer to enroll themselves in global schools and universities
Earning one’s academic degree abroad is truly a life-transforming experience. There are significant personal, academic and career benefits to studying abroad. However, while many are aware of what it takes to do a
The COVID-19 pandemic had halted the study abroad plans of students across the world due to the border restrictions and lockdowns across countries. Now, more than six months into the pandemic, the world is still grappling with it.
Skills that are developed during study abroad are essential for US management and leadership positions, a report has stipulated, while an analysis of millions of job openings showed they required skills that a student can acquire when studying abroad.
OAKLAND, Calif., Oct. 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Poets&Quants, the definitive online publication for business education news, has unveiled its 2nd annual ranking of the Best MBA Programs for Entrepreneurship in partnership with Inc. Magazine. The data reveal that, for the second
The world’s leading COVID-19 vaccine candidate developed by the University of Oxford has shown promising results in both young and old adults alike. The vaccine is said to produce an immune response against the novel virus across age groups.
Canada spends more than many countries on primary school students, but isn’t doing a great job of keeping post-secondary graduates employed, according to new data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Read
A new international student chat feature is available to CanadaVisa Study Hub members looking for answers to questions about studying at a post-secondary educational institution, working during or after graduation and immigrating to Canada. Read
Notice to all international students interested in studying in Canada! With regard to travel restrictions implemented by the Government of Canada to reduce the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), please be advised new exemptions have been introduced for international
Harvard University offers a variety of business courses for individuals who want to broaden their knowledge of crucial factors that have to do with the function of a company. In this article are presented five introductory courses that are
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have been buzzwords in business for years, with little results. That is, until the killing of George Floyd and a pandemic awoke leaders and the American public to massive racial injustice. Read more at:
The pandemic has largely affected the business sector. Many organisations had to shut down owing to the pandemic and wonder when everything will be back to normal. Read
There’s no denying it: Taking a risk on a new business venture or other enterprise can be extremely daunting. After all, according to a recent piece by USA Today, only around 20% of businesses survive their critical first year.
A study by The Student Quest by the IC3 Institute surveyed 2,252 high school students from India and Nepal, including questions about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on students’ current and future study plans. Read
The Times Higher Education released their World University Rankings for 2021 last month, revealing a few interesting global trends in tertiary schooling. The University of Oxford has taken the top spot for the fifth year in a row, with Stanford.
Canada is letting international students return to its universities, giving institutions a much-craved financial jolt even as coronavirus rates rise nationally and most tuition remains online. Read
Located in the heart of Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road, HTMi Switzerland Dubai is situated within a five-star hotel environment, at H Hotel. HTMi Switzerland Dubai’s vision is to be the leading hospitality & tourism management institute in the Middle
New Zealand Universities are gaining prominence as a destination for higher education among young people around the world. Not only because it provides globally recognized qualifications, but also for the security. Read
International Business Machines Corp. plans to split up its businesses into two public companies to focus on high-margin cloud computing the company said. IBM will list its information technology infrastructure services unit as a separate company with a new
The global medical education market size is poised to grow by USD 129.66 billion during 2020-2024, progressing at a CAGR of over 17% throughout the forecast period, according to the latest report by Technavio. Read
In a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said there are 43 countries which provide visa-on-arrival facility and there are 36 countries which provide e-visa facility to Indian ordinary passport
Babson College professor Heidi Neck has trained 2,500+ of her fellow entrepreneurship educators. One thing she’s learned? “Entrepreneurship education cannot be done one way only, or done alone. We need community and collaboration...Read
Some 83% of Indian and Nepalese high school students remain optimistic about higher education despite the current challenges due to Covid-19, with a third still planning to study abroad in the immediate future.....Read
With governments around the world enforcing public health and travel restrictions, the COVID-19 pandemic is significantly limiting the ability of Indian students to study abroad. This is especially true for first-year students entering new academic programs...Read
President Donald Trump has signed off on a business proposal between TikTok, Walmart and Oracle that would allow the social networking app to continue to operate in the U.S. One of Trump's stipulations for approving the deal was a $5 billion...
Universities in Stavanger and Bergen are preparing to receive hundreds of students from abroad. Many of them will have to go straight into a 10-day quarantine...Read
The New School in New York was shown to be the national university with the highest proportion of international students, while Elon University in North Carolina grabbed the top spot for study abroad programs...Read
New Delhi: The Covid-19 pandemic has compelled students applying for colleges abroad to make tough choices and rethink their plans, as choosing to defer a year comes with multiple concerns...Read
The start of a new academic year meant making changes, and fast, to students' routines. At all levels, learning looks drastically different than it was at the beginning of 2020. Students wear masks in class, on the bus and in
HYDERABAD: Has the Covid-19 pandemic shattered students’ dreams to study abroad? According to a survey by an education consultancy platform, which asked 4,000 Indian students about studying in UK, US, Canada and Ireland, 35% of the students want to go to
As students across the country return to school amid the coronavirus pandemic, only one in five Americans say it's safe right now to reopen schools and universities, according to a new survey....Read
Survey results on students’ interest in applying for higher education abroad amidst the coronavirus pandemic have been released today by Edvoy. The education consultancy platform surveyed 4000 Indian students on four study destinations namely UK, US, Canada and Ireland...
To enhance the visa system experience for incoming international students, the United Kingdom Visas & Immigration (UKVI) has introduced flexibility in visa rules with health precautions, alongwith its visa services partner VFS Global Services.....Read
The Australian Government has made some key changes to visas to provide support for international student among the disruptions caused by COVID-19. These changes aim to give international students confidence in their visa arrangements, so they can make plans to study in Australia when it is
Mid-career workers can soon sign up for more than 10 new courses that will help prepare them to take up jobs in the built environment sector. The courses on offer are in areas such as construction and facilities management, security
Visas granted to Indian nationals to study at universities in the UK have more than doubled over the past year, according to official statistics released here on Thursday. Read
Study abroad programmes in 2020 were cancelled or brought to an abrupt halt when the pandemic hit and lockdowns began. For those who didn’t get to fulfil their dreams to study abroad this year, will they get a second chance
Every year scads of prospective students decide to go abroad for higher studies. Some of the are adventurers who are willing to explore the world. Others focus solely on prospective professional opportunities and how international experience can help them achieve
India’s Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu has given a pep talk to Indian students here and urged them not to panic over the “uncertainties” surrounding their academic sessions, saying the COVID-19 pandemic is temporary. Read
“Home to many of the world's greatest works of art, architecture and gastronomy, Italy elates, inspires and moves like no other,” Lonely Planet enthuses. Indeed, precious few people would argue that Italy isn’t an amazing place to visit. It’s also
As one of the great powers in education, New Zealand has become a favorite destination for international students. With the quality of education firmly affirmed by such prestigious rating agencies, in recent years, New Zealand has gradually become the optimal
Alumni networks, career counselling, futureproof education and original research are all important factors to consider when taking the important decision of choosing where to go to university. Regardless of which of these considerations you value most, universities in the UAE
NEW DELHI: South Korean Ambassador to India Shin Bong-kil on Monday said that Seoul is considering extending help to establish a Korean language institute in Delhi. Read
Already reeling from the coronavirus pandemic, American colleges and universities now stand to lose hundreds of thousands of international students over the country’s failure to contain the pandemic, the challenges of online learning and a more hostile U.S. government. Read
Hyderabad: After waiting in vain for decades to obtain permanent residency (green card) and realise their ‘Great American Dream’, many Indian families are relocating to Canada. Read
As the world tackles the Covid-19 pandemic, surprisingly, around 91% of Indian students who had planned to study abroad still want to continue due to the safety measures being put in place. Read
When New York began to shelter in place in March, my high school English department gathered round one last time to discuss what to do in the coming weeks. Read
“France is Ready to Welcome You” For many international students who want to study in France in 2020, this comes as great news. Despite the ongoing pandemic and many countries reluctant about welcoming international students, Read
Going to college immediately after high school has been a rite of passage for millions of students. Now, more college-bound students are considering a gap year amid rising coronavirus cases and concerns about the value of college instruction that may
The rebound in South Korea’s technology exports accelerated in July, illustrating the pace of recovery in global demand as countries emerge from pandemic-induced lockdowns. Exports of information and communications products picked up 3.3% from a year ago, compared to a
Trade Minister Graham Stuart wrote to parents around the world who send their children to U.K. private schools to reassure them they will be safe when they reopen in September. The schools have followed government advice to protect children from
WeWork recently sold its preschool and coding bootcamp. But it is not out of the education business yet. In an effort to find tenants for its coworking spaces, the office-leasing company is turning to a new breed of
Campus France — a public agency in charge of promoting French higher education abroad — has been pushing the country as one of Europe’s foremost study abroad destinations during this pandemic. The government has set lofty goals, one of them
The coronavirus pandemic is changing higher education. Campuses are closed, students are taking classes online, and the number of colleges announcing budget cuts and furloughs is growing. Students, faculty, staff, families and others are wondering what comes next. Read
Schools across England are set to receive a £4.8 billion boost in 2021 compared with 2019, in the next step to level up funding across the country.
Funding figures released today (Monday 20th July) show how every pupil is to benefit from
China is witnessing worst economic shrinkage in decades due to sluggish domestic consumption and low export demand amid the pandemic. One of the fall-outs of the slow economy is the loss of jobs. Read
The number of British school leavers applying to start degree courses this autumn has surged to a record high despite uncertainty amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Ucas figures suggest. Read
The June paper said the Covid-19 crisis provided an opportunity to shift the market to higher-value enrolments with a greater focus on academic quality and less emphasis on work rights for foreign students. Read
The Government will spend $51.6 million on New Zealand's embattled overseas education sector, as schools and universities continue to reel from the loss of foreign students. Watch
The government of New Zealand will inject NZ$51.6 million to stabilise the country’s international education sector, it announced as it released a long-term strategic recovery plan. Read
Hong Kong (CNN Business)HSBC (HSBC)'s profits plunged in the first half of this year as the bank was weighed down by the coronavirus crisis. Read
The Australian government has announced it will recommence granting international student visas and allow current students to count online study while overseas to ensure the country remains a priority study abroad destination as it emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Government has released a long-term strategic recovery plan, backed by $51.6 million investment from the COVID recovery and response fund to help stabilise New Zealand’s international education sector.
“The Government is acutely aware of the challenges the sector is currently facing,” Chris Hipkins
University campuses are buzzing again as students head back to class – many for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown. Lincoln University Students' Association president Sam Blackmore said his peers seemed excited to be back on campus. Read
Denmark is, yet again, one of the most peacefull nations in the world. Denmark ranks in the very top as number 5 and is only surpassed by Iceland, New Zealand, Portugal and Austria. Read
The annual QS World University Rankings have been revealed for 2021. The rakings evaluate over 5,000 universities from around the globe and then a list of the top 1,000 is compiled. We delve a little deeper into this year’s movers
On 6 July, the Donald Trump administration flung international students in the United States into a cauldron of uncertainty by declaring they would have to leave the country in 10 days if their universities opt for online-only classes for the
Amid ban on international flights, visa restrictions and the new US policy on international students, the dean of the University of Southern California, Viterbi School of Engineering, Yannis C. Yortsos has written an open letter to international students or aspirants.
In the aftermath of the COVID19, there have been numerous discussions with regard to the impact of the pandemic on the sphere of International High Education. Recent decades have witnessed a rise in the number of international students pursuing higher
Everyone is investing in India lately.
In April, Facebook announced it was investing $5.7 billion in India. In January it was Amazon, investing $1 billion in India. Today’s it’s Google (or its parent company, Alphabet) investing $10 billion in partnerships, infrastructure, and
You have an admission letter to the institution of your choice for September 2020 but don’t know what to do with it? Shireen Ardeshir, an Education Advisor and Career Mentor with over two decades of experience, suggests a few tips
Did you know that New Zealand is the only country in the world to have all its universities ranked in the top 3 percent of the world's universities? Or that the government has a special mental health care programme for
The brave and rapid adaptive measures taken by universities across the globe amidst the current circumstances of the Covid-19 pandemic deserves a lot of appreciation. Unfortunately, they don’t get much of it today. Read
Australia appears set to address international students’ visa gripes just as a resurgence of coronavirus cases on both sides of the Tasman Sea threatens to neutralise Antipodean universities’ upper hand in the race to revive student flows. Read more
In “first major signal” that 2020 will see some Indian students travel to campuses overseas, a selection of UK visa application centres in India are set to reopen in the country on July 6, according to Visa Facilitation Services Global.
LONDON: Britain has added further detail to its post-Brexit points-based immigration system, first announced in February, including new provisions for health workers and graduates.
Here is how the points-based system will work:
Skilled workers:
EU and non-EU workers
You have an admission letter to the institution of your choice for September 2020 but don’t know what to do with it? Shireen Ardeshir, an Education Advisor and Career Mentor with over two decades of experience, suggests a few tips
