Where: Sedona Hotel Yangon, Business Suites # 04-10. (Take the lift opposite CB Bank) Date: 29-May-2017. Day: Monday. Time: 4:30pm to 6:30pm. Guest Speaker: Karen Dorrian from the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, The University of Auckland The University of Auckland, New Zealand Established in 1883, the University of Auckland is New Zealand’s largest and ...
4 Apr 2017 Here are the highlights: Canadian universities are reporting significant increases in the number of foreign applications received for this year For many institutions, year-over-year growth is often on the order of 20–30% or more The increase is being attributed to political developments in the UK and US, but also to expanded ...
28 Mar 2017 Here are the highlights: In recent conference remarks, a UK minister reinforced the government’s support for an expansion of British TNE programmes This aligns with the stated intention of a majority of UK institutions to further expand programming abroad At the same time, a recent survey of prospective student finds strong ...
27 Mar 2017 Here are the highlights: Roughly seven in ten international students who complete an academic qualification in New Zealand remain in the country in the period immediately following graduation to pursue employment or further study Five years after graduation, roughly 30% of foreign graduates are still employed in New Zealand, whereas ...
Mar 15, 2017 by Lisa Eckert The number of ultra-high net worth individuals worldwide has jumped by 42% in the last decade to 193,000, and these super-rich are looking overseas to educate their children, according to Knight Frank’s 2017 Wealth Report. “It’s not just about the teaching, it’s about quality of life ...
Mar 14, 2017 by Beckie Smith Comprehensive reforms to the UK’s national GCSE and A Level exams could create stumbling blocks for international high school students and could even mean some come to the UK later, independent schools have warned. Photo: Bishopstrow College. Reforms to the exams, taken in years 11 and 13, were ...
Mar 7, 2017 by Anton Crace International students in New Zealand are more likely to find a job than they are to return overseas a year after completing their qualification, according to a landmark report on the destinations and employment outcomes of more than 130,000 international students at government-funded institutions. International graduates ...
1 Mar 2017 Here are the highlights: Industry analysts and trade officials are projecting a strengthened competitive position for Canada in international education markets This forecast arises from stable or improving performance in visa processing, relative currency values, and other environmental factors that are expected to further boost Canada’s attractiveness to international students ...
24 Feb 2017 Here are the highlights: Australia’s international enrolment grew by 10.9% last year to reach 554,179 for 2016. This is a new record for foreign enrolment in Australia and compares to average annual growth of 6.5% over the past ten years. Australia’s international student enrolment hit a new high in 2016 to ...
8 Feb 2017 Here are the highlights: A new global survey finds that younger students, those between 13 and 18-years-old, are mainly motivated to study abroad by an interest in cultural exploration These students are strongly led in their study abroad planning by their interest in a given country destination This is tempered by ...