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The main driver for growth and rising accommodation demand is international students, both undergraduates and postgraduates.

The total enrollment in Czech primary schools for the 2022/2023 academic year has risen by 4.5%, surpassing one million students, with the number of Ukrainian students in the Czech Republic having increased fivefold, according to the Czech Statistical Institute report from Aug. 31.

The Swiss govt scholarship aims to promote international exchange and research cooperation between Switzerland and over 180 other countries.

A total of 103 students were awarded scholarships by the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) as of 2022/2023 academic session. Of the figure, 36 completed their studies this year and 12 were newly awarded scholarship. Director of Islamic Studies Department (JPI) Haji Shamsol bin Haji Omar revealed this as chairman of the organising committee for […]

Korea University will drastically raise the ratio of foreign students and teaching staff to 30 percent each to create a more cosmopolitan and diverse campus.

For context, a round-trip economy-class airfare between Toronto and New Delhi usually hovers around C$ 2000.

"The launch of this portal is aimed at making India a hub of global education by welcoming students from diverse backgrounds. It will also help us establish a strong international footprint of brand India in the education sphere. I note the integrated approach of the portal which enables user friendly application processes for international students from registration to visa approval. This simplifies...their entire journey, facilitating the choice of desired courses and receiving offers fro...

Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships 2024/2025 for Foreign Students & Artists to study in Switzerland (Fully Funded) Application Deadline: Varying

Federal rules limit international students ability to work while in the U.S.

Rep. Burgess Owens led a committee hearing Thursday on the dangers of foreign influence on college campuses, where witnesses said there should be more transparency of how foreign dollars are spent in higher education. “The manipulation of our children on American soil — paid for by the American taxpayer — is unacceptable,” said Owens, a Republican who represents Utah’s 4th Congressional District, in his opening statement. “And for those who facilitate ...