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Africa can change fortunes through STEM— Nekotech Centre of Excellence - Vimarsana News

Africa can change fortunes through STEM— Nekotech Centre of Excellence

The Executive Chairman of the Nekotech Centre of Excellence, Rev. Dr Princess Ocansey, has said Africa has a huge potential to change her fortunes...

DHS Expands STEM OPT Fields for International Students | Gibney Anthony & Flaherty, LLP - Vimarsana News

DHS Expands STEM OPT Fields for International Students | Gibney Anthony & Flaherty, LLP

On July 12, 2023, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) added eight fields of study to the Designated Degree Program List qualifying F-1 students to secure a STEM OPT (science,...

Despite visa issues, layoffs, US still a magnet for students, techies - Vimarsana News

Despite visa issues, layoffs, US still a magnet for students, techies

Of the 163,370 individuals who gave up citizenship of India in 2021, a major chunk of 78,284 chose the US as their adoptive country with many saying that the American citizenship was most sought after...

Despite visa issues, layoffs, US still a magnet for students, techies - Vimarsana News

Despite visa issues, layoffs, US still a magnet for students, techies

The massive green card backlog leading to longer wait for permanent residency, limited availability of non-immigrant H-1B visas and threat of layoffs by top tech giants -- the tide seems to be inexorably turning against Indians with American ...

Despite visa issues, layoffs, US still a magnet for students, techies - Vimarsana News

Despite visa issues, layoffs, US still a magnet for students, techies

The massive green card backlog leading to longer wait for permanent residency, limited availability of non-immigrant H-1B visas and threat of layoffs by top tech giants -- the tide seems to be inexorably turning against Indians with American dreams.