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What can data tell us about student wellbeing?
In today's tech-driven world, universities have more data than ever at their fingertips. So how can they use that knowledge ...
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Women make up more than a third of all Indians studying abroad
According to a report by Leap Scholar, female students constitute a significant portion of outbound students, which indicates ...
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Japanese study abroad endures despite declining overseas travel
Japanese study abroad is adapting to financial and language barriers amid declining overseas travel from the country.
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Canada: Int’l students’ mental health on the line as policy changes bite
As stakeholders in Canada deal with ramifications of the recent policy changes, concerns are being raised about the mental ...
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Australia’s HE regulator questions providers’ financial viability
Australia’s higher education regulatory body is sending letters to providers questioning their financial viability, in what ...
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France’s student surge driven by Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia-Pacific
International student numbers in France reached 430,466 this year, driven in part by a resurgence in Asia-Pacific mobility and growth from Sub-Saharan Africa.
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“Terrible, reckless” ESOS Bill slammed during fourth hearing
The latest Senate Committee hearing for the ESOS Bill saw the legislation's most contentious elements taken to task.
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Kaplan snaps up The Student Grief Network
Kaplan has bought The Student Grief Network to expand the support it offers to higher education students experiencing ...