International Students Allowed to Study in the US… Kind of
International Students Allowed to Study in the US – students can take 100% online classes at a US university – but not from abroad
Month: July 2020
Yes, You Will Be Able to Study at a US University in Fall 2020
The US government got rid of the policy that international students had to transfer schools or leave the country, if their classes were entirely online.
Graduating PhD Students in the UK Can Now Stay for 3 Additional Years for Work
Good news today from the UK: if you’re an international PhD student in the UK graduating from 2021 and beyond, you could be eligible to stay for an additional three years after you graduate- plus, you’ll have an easier time finding work.
Will the Commonwealth Countries Boom With International Students in 2021?
An analysis by the EY is predicting that the British Commonwealth countries could very likely see a huge uptick in foreign student enrollments in the coming year.
What the European Universities Initiative is and what it means for you
The European Universities Initiative will change the education landscape across Europe in the upcoming years by strengthening strategic partnerships across the EU between higher education institutions.
EU Students in England to Lose Home-Fee Status From 2021/2022
Students coming from the EU, EEA, or Switzerland will no longer be allowed to receive home fee status of government-subsidized financial aid for tuition.
The US Has a Ban on Foreign Workers?
Donald Trump has officially issued a proclamation stating that there will be a temporary ban on some foreign workers coming into the US.
Germany Could See a Spike in International Enrollment as the US and UK Lose International Students
The US and UK lose International Students – Germany Could See a Spike in Enrollment of international students.
Australia is Starting to Accept International Students Again From July 2020
From July 2020 Australia is going to open their borders to 350 international students. This only belongs to students from low-infection countries as a kind of test-run.
