Germany expected to welcome 400k students in the winter semester
According to a snapshot survey by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Germany is forecast to welcome some 405,000 international students in the 2024/2025 winter semester. This marks a 7% surge in numbers versus the same period last year (380,000 in 2023/2024). Notable growth Data also showed that the number of international first-semester students […]
Understanding Australia’s indicative public university caps
On the third day of the ESOS Bill hearing on 6 September, the Australian government released its proposed enrolment caps for public universities. This gave a peek into indicative allocations of the 270,000 cap on new student commencements, called the National Planning Level (NPL), announced on 27 August. Caps for public universities The Australia […]
Australia announces 270k cap on international enrolments
On 27 August, the Australian government announced a cap on international enrolments. Formally referred to as the National Planning Level (NPL), the cap is set at 270,000 for the calendar year and is divided between the higher education and vocational education and training (VET) sectors. It applies to “new student commencements,” which counts the first […]
Best colleges in Sydney for international students
Being one of the most sought-after study destinations in the world, Australia receives hordes of international students every year, and among its top cities for education is Sydney. If anyone wonders, “is Sydney good for international students?”—just ask the 244,193 international students in the city. The capital of New South Wales hosts the largest population […]
Canada news for international students
The high number of international students in Canada in recent years attests to the country’s allure as a premier study-abroad destination. Along with this influx comes a heightened need to prioritise student safety. It also demands support for sustainable growth concerning local housing, healthcare and other services. As a response, the Canadian government has introduced […]
How to apply for CPT
Getting practical experience is an important part of one’s education. It gives students a taste of the real world. Furthermore, it allows them to explore their options to plan their future careers better. Curricular practical training (CPT)is an opportunity for students in the United States to take on employment directly related to their major. The […]
What are post-study work rights?
Post-study work rights (PSWR) are a temporary visa facility that allows international students and overseas graduates to remain in a country to study and/or work after they finish their initial program. PSWR typically lasts two to five years after completion of studies. However, the length depends on the limits set by the country. For example, […]
Why study a postgraduate certificate or diploma in North America?
A graduate qualification is often seen as necessary for career advancement in any industry, as employers often tend to favour candidates with advanced education. However, obtaining a graduate qualification doesn’t necessarily mean completing a master’s or PhD. Professionals with undergraduate degrees
What’s next for students after completing their postgraduate studies?
Pursuing a postgraduate certificate or diploma in North America can be a valuable investment in one’s future. It provides an attractive option through affordable, flexible, and practical training to help international students advance their careers and achieve their professional goals. But what comes next after getting these graduate qualifications?
Professional degree and career pathways at the University California Extensions
With numerous world-renowned universities, the United States undeniably offers exceptional opportunities for students. And the best part? There’s no need to break the bank or go through a gruelling application process to do it.