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The Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU) delegation took part in the Spring 2024 edition of Education Worldwide India Education...

Gujarat hosts 5,500 foreign students from 70 nations, emphasizing performing arts and engineering. Various countries' students pursue different fields

Foreign nationals with student visas may be subjected to government intelligence investigation for activities that “appear to be inimical to the security of the State,” the Bureau of Immigration (BI) said Friday.

GEORGE TOWN: The affordability and quality of education, and similar food and culture, are among the reasons foreign students are drawn to pursue their tertiary education here, according to many.

On the night of March 16, around two dozen individuals allegedly entered the Gujarat University hostel in Ahmedabad and voiced objections to students from foreign countries offering prayers near their hostel block

Ahmedabad: Gujarat University has agreed, in-principle, to bear the cost of about Rs 3 lakh, to compensate foreign students who suffered a loss of pro.

Italy’s deputy prime minister has demanded a limit on the number of foreign students in a class after a school decided to close for Ramadan to accommodate its Muslim pupils.

How can any country accidentally let in a million immigrants? Brexit was supposed to dial it all back, ushering in a new economic model where employers would be forced to rely on the domestic workforce. Care homes would, finally, have to recruit locally – and pay properly. Instead, real-term salaries plunged and immigration doubled – leading to the panic now underway. The number of health and social care visas has risen fivefold in just three years, according to figures out yesterd...

Local governments have set their sights on establishing international schools as a strategy to counter the challenges caused by low birthrates in the nation as people are being drawn to bigger metropolitan areas, such as Seoul and Gyeonggi Province.

On January 28, the Russian House in Baku hosted a meeting of the conversation club "Polylog" on the topic "Russian souvenirs".Jamilya Safarova, a lecturer at the Baku Slavic University, introduced the participants to the history, beauty, and peculiar