Study Abroad News Updates

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

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

Three exceptionally meritorious students from BHU were selected by UNIQLO, a retail giant in Japan, for its Global Management Programme where all expenses are paid for the 5-day intensive camp. Read More

The Monash University from Australia as well as the Tata Institute of Social Sciences in India introduced double master's degrees for the students who have plans to pursue higher education. Read More

NEWL exam is the National Examinations in World Languages for four global languages deemed critical and important by the American Council: Portuguese, Arabic, Korean, and Russian which is having larger demands. Read More

Duolingo English Test has the largest market in India with over one-third of the test takers from the subcontinent that has overtaken China. Read More

The reform plan by the Danish government is represented by the three ministers on the 2nd March 2023 to boost the establishment project of new 1,100 university places  Read More

Kazakh Universities Welcome Approximately 30,000 Overseas Students Read More