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Norway's Parliament has passed a bill to charge tuition fees to new international students from countries outside the European Economic Area and Switzerland. Read More

Art & Design is all about finding oneself through experimentation, believes Geneva Visual Arts Department while hosting Work.Master MFA programme. Read More

The Timaru District welcomes hundreds of international students who have been pursuing their higher education in New Zealand. Read More

International Student Association hosted a multicultural low-waste International Food Night with 140 students presenting international cuisines from different parts of the world. Read More

After the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, universities also changed their admission policies. Many colleges suspended the test requirements. However, after the threat of the pandemic subsides, universities are now focusing on dropping the SAT/ACT requirements. Read More

Portugal welcomed 69,965 international students in the academic year 2021/22. Out of this, the number of female students was 38,064. Most International students are opting for Management and Administration courses. Read More

The University of East Anglia (UEA) announces multiple scholarships for international PG students in Literature, Management, Economics, and more enrolled for session 2023-24. Read More

The aim of INTO is to bring together international education agents, on-site university representatives, and local marketing teams to bring one-stop study abroad solutions for all. Read More

IRCC has announced an extension to a COVID-era temporary public policy extension. This policy allows foreign nationals to apply for a work permit if they receive a job offer in Canada. The public policy has been extended until 28th February 2025. Read More

In an attempt to reduce the load of international students struggling with reasonable accommodations, Italy is set to spend approx. €1 Billion in creating accommodations for 100,000 international students. Read More