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17th May 2017
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The Universities in Canada will welcome remarkable numbers of international students this fall, with some institutions seeing an increase of 25 per cent or more in admissions of students from abroad. This is an evidence that Canada is increasingly seen as a tolerant, stable destination in a world beset by political uncertainty, the schools said. Read more
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28th January 2017603 0 Комментариев
Ahmed Hussen immigrated to Canada from war-torn Somalia when he was 16, and now takes over immigration and refugee file for Justin Trudeau. During his cabinet reshuffle on Jan. 10, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau tapped a former Somali refugee to lead the country’s immigration, refugees, and citizenship ministry. Ahmed Hussen, a lawyer, and community activist Read more
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6th January 2017756 0 Комментариев
abroad, funding, study
While the US remains the world’s most popular destination for foreign students, it’s also among the most expensive choices. But while the headline costs of studying in the US may be daunting, often involving a string of five-digit numbers, it’s worth checking all the facts on fees and funding options before you make up your mind. According Read more
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6th January 2017424 0 Комментариев
For decades Students from the around the world have been flocking to UK universities , eager to get the most out of doing a degree here. In 2014-15 alone, some 437,000 students came to the UK from other countries to study. But this number is shrinking. To the dismay of universities, there have been recent Read more
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4th January 2017539 0 Комментариев
Insinuation that the government will likely to reduce to half international student visas will no doubt be a concern for the higher education sector, and to those worried about the UK’s poor export performance. But it’s also likely to have big implications for a number of cities across the country. Any restriction on visas, if applied tomorrow, Read more
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14th December 2016595 0 Комментариев
Home Office looks at slashing numbers from 300,000 to 170,000 under tougher student visa rules. The Home Office is considering cutting international student numbers at UK universities by nearly half, Education Guardian can reveal. The threat is being greeted with dismay by university heads, who say some good overseas applicants are already being refused visas Read more
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4th December 2016610 0 Комментариев
American universities look to international students for diversity, talent, and perhaps most importantly, to fill their coffers. Over one million international students attended American colleges and universities in the 2015-2016 school year—accounting for more than 5% of all higher education students in the US. Nearly 330,000 of these students are Chinese. In just the last Read more
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17th November 2016701 0 Комментариев
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has revamped the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) for its Express Entry immigration selection system. The changes, which had been expected for some time, will have a major effect on candidates for immigration to Canada through the three federal programs managed through Express Entry, namely the Federal Skilled Worker Class, the Federal Skilled Trades Class, and Read more
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5th September 2016775 0 КомментариевNews
Harnessing our knowledge advantage to drive innovation and prosperity. Message from the Minister of International Trade International education is critical to Canada’s success. In a highly competitive, knowledge-based global economy, ideas and innovation go hand in hand with job creation and economic growth. In short, international education is at the very heart of our current Read more
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1st September 2016636 0 КомментариевNews
Minister says international students ‘the best source of immigrants’ Federal Immigration Minister John McCallum says the government will be looking at ways to make the immigration process easier for international students. “International students are the best source of immigrants, in the sense that they’re educated, they’re young, they speak English or French, they know something of the country,” Read more