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Stevens Institute of Technology's STEM
The Stevens Institute of Technology School of Business offers eight undergraduate business majors, all with STEM designation, designed to integrate
Destinations
New Zealand's education exports hit NZ$5 billion in 2026
New Zealand's international education export earnings reached nearly NZ$5 billion for the year ending June 2026, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.
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Australia Bans Dependants for Most Student Visa Holders
Australia will prohibit most international students from bringing family members as part of a migration overhaul.
Destinations
UWA targets 200 students for new India
The University of Western Australia expects to enrol up to 200 students at its new Mumbai and Chennai campuses by year-end, offering Australian degrees in
Money
University of Iowa study abroad costs exceed
A University of Iowa student argues that the high cost of semester-long study abroad programs, which can surpass a full year of in-state tuition, makes
Life & after
Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis to host new
Hong Kong's new five-year plan includes developing three university towns in the Northern Metropolis to expand campus space and foster international joint
Applying
Taiwan universities offer English-taught
Several Taiwanese universities provide full degree courses taught in English, from bachelor's to PhD levels, across fields like engineering, business, and
Visas
Australia to restrict student dependant visas from 2026
Australia will stop most international students from bringing family members on their visas starting September 17, 2026, as part of new migration measures.
Destinations
ILAC Education Group in Canada files for bankruptcy
Major Canadian language school operator ILAC has filed for bankruptcy, impacting at least 1,000 international students.
Visas
Beaconhouse College Offers TNE Alternative as UK Visa Grants
UK study visa grants for Pakistani main applicants fell 47% year-on-year, as high costs push students towards Transnational Education options like
Life & after
Chinese Universities Expand Overseas with New Uzbekistan
Liaoning Normal University has opened a branch campus in Khiva, Uzbekistan, part of a growing trend of Chinese-led transnational education in Central Asia
News
White House Clears OPT Fee Proposal for Publication
A U.S. Department of Homeland Security proposal to impose a new fee on the Optional Practical Training program has cleared White House review, with a
Destinations
University of North Carolina expands study
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's College of Arts & Sciences now offers over 330 study abroad programs, with nearly one-third of its
Profiles
18 Month Job Seeker
18‑Month Job Seeker Visa · Spain
Adelaide
Australia · Student visa application and associated...
Amsterdam
Netherlands · To meet the financial requirements for a...
Application Timelines And Intakes
Typically September/October · Often January/February
Atas Clearance
Student visa · Atas Clearance
Attendance And Engagement Monitoring
United Kingdom · To monitor student visa compliance
Auckland
New Zealand · 1840 (decade precision)
Australia Financial Capacity
Australia · 1990s
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