Decades of a deliberate set of policies designed to increase the level of collaboration between European universities and research institutes appear to be paying off, according to a new index from the European Commission-backed U-Multirank, published on 21 September. European Union institutions in the top 100 of U-Multirank’s Higher Education Cooperation Index had almost four times more joint degree programmes than non-EU...
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Before Covid-19 hit, Japan wasn’t far off of its original target of 300,000 international students by 2020. According to a new...
Australia’s state government of Victoria – which ranks international education as its largest service export – has announced an emergency...
International students studying in Western Australia contributed AUD$2.1 billion to the economy in 2019, according to a new report by StudyPerth....
Usually things like these happen only in movies but seems that they also happen in Bulgaria, one of the most...
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