Goodness knows, international higher education is no stranger to major change. Over the last two decades, rankings, social media, and professionalised agent networks have all fundamentally altered student...
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...statements or positions on social issues, whether people feel positively or negatively towards the Ivy League or other elite private universities.” The highlights of differences between younger and...
...They play a role in webinars, open days, high school visits, social media, and more. They’re involved in agent cooperation and study fairs. They are integrated because they...
...72 people dead and more than a thousand injured across the country. Youth are fed up with corruption and economic mismanagement, and the protests were sparked by social...
...Africa.” GDP growth projection: 6.1%% in 2024 (World Bank). Population: 38.2 million. Median age: 18. Over 50% of the population is under the age of 25. Main cities:...
...filings, and social media activity. For agents, it provides tools to protect their reputation and gain clearer visibility into their sub-agent networks, helping them demonstrate integrity and meet...
...Students Act (ESOS) with the goal, the government says, of strengthening “the integrity of the international education [to] ensure it maintains its social licence.” “Australia’s future success requires...
...12 October social media post, President Trump appeared to issue an open invitation to all US institutions to participate in the compact. Since this item was first published,...