Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Concludes Student Exchange with Tohoku Bunkyo University, Establishes a Practical Cultural Exchange Venue for Korean and Japanese Students
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies and Tohoku Bunkyo University successfully held a student exchange event fostering cultural exchange between Korean and Japanese students.
Deputy Dombrava: There is insufficient monitoring of the activities of citizens from third countries in Latvia
Deputy Dombrava raises concerns over the lack of monitoring regarding foreign students in Latvia, specifically highlighting issues related to students from third-world countries who fail to attend classes.
Deputy Dombrava: There is a lack of immigration monitoring in Latvia
Latvian Deputy Dombrava highlights deficiencies in immigration monitoring, particularly regarding foreign students who often fail to attend classes after obtaining residence permits.
Liberia: Experts Warn Digital Divide Is Crushing a Generation's Dreams and Locking the Country in Poverty
Experts highlight the alarming digital divide in Liberia that leaves students unprepared for future job markets and reliant on foreign technology professionals.
Editorial: A critically important skill is disappearing from Finland
Finland is becoming increasingly linguistically challenged, as evidenced by a significant drop in students enrolling in foreign language exams compared to previous years.
The Parliament approved the proposal to conduct vocational training only in the Lithuanian language
The Lithuanian Parliament has passed a law requiring that vocational training programs be conducted exclusively in the Lithuanian language, with exceptions for foreign students.
Student Fair Brings Together Foreign Universities to Help Those Who Want to Study Abroad
The Student Fair aims to connect Brazilian students with foreign universities, facilitating opportunities for higher education abroad.
The Ministry of Education is requested to approve recommendations for the admission of foreign students to studies in Lithuania
A Lithuanian politician emphasizes the need for stricter regulations on foreign students working while studying, leading to recommendations for quality assurance in admission processes.
Despite efforts to prevent regional decline, only 26% of foreign students at vocational high schools enter the country due to visa refusals
Only 26% of foreign students accepted into South Korean vocational high schools last year were able to enter the country due to visa rejections, raising concerns over student recruitment initiatives.
Straight Talk from Teachers about Foreign Language Students: "No Chance of Survival"
Teachers express serious concerns about the challenges faced by foreign language students in Finnish schools, highlighting their struggles due to inadequate support.
Bankruptcy threatens Peter Vesterbacka's education company - foreign students are responsible for themselves in Finland
Foreign students brought to Finland by the education company Finest Future are responsible for their own studies amidst the company's ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.
Tampere introduces new tuition fees for foreign students – the most expensive degree exceeds 100,000 euros
Tampere has announced new tuition fees for foreign students attending vocational schools and high schools starting next fall, with the most expensive program costing over 100,000 euros.
A collapse in the number of schoolchildren is coming – This is the effect it will have on basic education
In Finland, a significant decrease in the number of basic school students is projected by the 2030s, which will require a reevaluation of education organization amidst a growing percentage of students with foreign backgrounds.
Unique entrance exam for foreign students sees double the applicants as Osaka Prefecture urgently increases budget eightfold
The number of applicants for Osaka Prefecture's special entrance exam for foreign students doubled this spring, prompting a significant budget increase to address the surge in enrollment.
Peter Vesterbacka's education company is being sought for bankruptcy
Peter Vesterbacka's company, Finest Future, known for its educational programs for foreign students, is facing bankruptcy due to financial difficulties and has been filed for insolvency by Ilmarinen insurance company.
Evidence of American Responsibility for the Attack
Foreign media reports have released evidence suggesting that an American missile struck a girls' school in Iran, resulting in numerous casualties among students.
Stricter Requirements for Accepting Foreigners at Latvian Universities
Latvian universities have seen a significant increase in foreign student enrollment, raising concerns about their true intentions, prompting calls for stricter admission requirements.
Agencies: Train traffic between China and North Korea resumes after six years
Train services between China and North Korea have resumed after a six-year hiatus, initially allowing only foreign workers and students in North Korea to travel.
Solutions for the Population Cliff Era: International Students are the Answer... Sejong University Hosts '7th ISF'
Sejong University is set to host the '7th ISF Spring 2026 International Student Career Fair & Startup Forum' to foster collaboration between universities and industries for nurturing foreign students as key talents amid South Korea's population crisis.
Proposal to Reduce Foreign Students' Working Hours by Half
Lithuanian officials are proposing to reduce the maximum working hours for foreign students from 40 to 20 hours per week as part of legislation aimed at strengthening control over their employment.
Foreign students wishing to integrate in Lithuania can apply for state scholarships
The Lithuanian Ministry of Education is offering scholarships to foreign students to encourage their integration into the Lithuanian labor market and improve their Lithuanian language skills.
"I still don't know what career to study?": National and foreign universities will advise young people in Ecuador
An event named 'Ecuador The U for You Experience' will provide guidance to students and parents in Ecuador regarding academic opportunities both locally and internationally.
British universities test foreign students' language skills with Duolingo
Increasing numbers of British universities are using the Duolingo app to assess the language skills of foreign students, according to Financial Times.
Samyook University Receives Full Certification in Education Internationalization Competency for 'Degree and Language Study' Programs
Samyook University has achieved full certification in both degree and language study programs under the '2025 Education Internationalization Competency Certification System' evaluated by the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Justice in South Korea.
Professor: The idea of war with Russia is not entirely foreign to Finnish students
A recent university event focused on how education and research continue amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting the impact on students and institutions.
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Japanese Department holds ‘3rd Overseas Department Meeting’ in the Kansai region of Japan
The Japanese Department of Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies successfully held its ‘3rd Overseas Department Meeting’ in the Kansai region, Japan, facilitating meaningful educational exchange and cultural experiences for students.
SOCIETY: A great opportunity for our people: education in Estonia should connect Estonians abroad more closely with their homeland
The article discusses the potential for Estonian education to strengthen ties with the diaspora, estimating that around 25,000 young Estonians abroad could be encouraged to study in Estonia.
The Ministry Proposes to Strengthen Universities' Responsibility in Accepting Foreign Students
The Latvian Ministry of Education and Science aims to enhance universities' accountability in the admission and study processes of foreign students.
In Espoo, several schools have over half of the students speaking foreign languages - now the city is preparing drastic measures
Espoo is considering restructuring school catchment areas to reduce segregation among students of different linguistic backgrounds.
Law allowing internship for foreign medical students comes into effect in AC
A new law in Acre, Brazil, permits foreign medical students to undertake internships in state-run healthcare facilities following its approval and publication.
Kikkoman's Partner is Tokyo University of Foreign Studies: Drawing Out 'Deliciousness' through Linguistics
Kikkoman has partnered with Tokyo University of Foreign Studies to explore the relationship between linguistics and food 'deliciousness', initiating a research program for doctoral students.
To enhance Japanese language instruction, the government plans to change laws to make support staff official school employees
The Japanese Ministry of Education plans to revise regulations to officially designate Japanese language support assistants and native language support staff as school employees, aiming to strengthen education for students who require Japanese language instruction.
30% of students with foreign roots: A moment of coexistence during lunchtime at a prefectural high school
At Ishige Shihô High School in Ibaraki Prefecture, around 30% of students come from foreign backgrounds, showcasing a rich cultural diversity during lunchtime activities that include traditional foods from various countries.
Closing the Educational Gap
Spain is succeeding in reducing school dropout rates among its youth, but challenges remain for foreign students who are dropping out at significantly higher rates.
The educational distance between Spanish and foreign students skyrockets in four years
The educational gap between Spanish students and foreign students has sharply increased over the past four years, with foreign youth showing significantly higher dropout rates.
Law Authorizing Internships for Students from Foreign Universities in Acre Hospitals is Sanctioned
The governor of Acre has sanctioned a law allowing medical students from foreign universities to intern at local hospitals, aiming to improve public health and address the demand for healthcare professionals in the region.
Stole personal data from his university and defrauded incoming students for more than 65 thousand dollars
A 32-year-old student was sentenced for stealing personal data from foreign students at Lancaster University and defrauding them of over $65,000.
In the United States: seeking to limit foreign and out-of-state students in Florida
A proposed bill in Florida aims to restrict enrollment for foreign and out-of-state students in public universities, prioritizing access for Florida residents.
Your passport to the future: A complete guide to studying abroad from Brazil
Studying at a foreign university offers students the opportunity to experience new cultures and establish a global network, but it requires proper planning and selection of the right institution.
Sweden opens applications for foreign professionals’ scholarship
The Swedish government has announced the opening of applications for the SI Scholarship for Global Professionals 2026, aimed at international students pursuing master’s degrees.
Language teachers concerned about the focus on English in language choices
The Finnish Association of Language Teachers expresses concern over the increasing focus on English in students' language choices, leading to a decline in the popularity of other foreign languages.
Entrepreneur's Handbook: KSeF with issues * car registration without an invoice * what about paper invoices * correction of declarations and penalties * contributions for foreign students * a new kind of discrimination
The article discusses various issues entrepreneurs face in Poland regarding invoicing and government regulations, including problems with the KSeF electronic invoicing system and the treatment of foreign students.
Knife Attack in Russian Medical College Hostel, 4 Indian Students Injured
A knife attack in a hostel for foreign students in Ufa, Russia, has injured four Indian students and several others.
Fico praised China and Vietnam before students
Slovak politician Robert Fico highlighted the positive aspects of China and Vietnam during a speech to students.
Students from Modra on Discussion with Fico: Many Words Were Avoidant and Empty
Students from Modra engaged in a discussion with Prime Minister Robert Fico, where he allowed for nearly an hour of questions, responding in a friendlier manner compared to previous meetings, but many felt his answers were evasive.
Kebbi releases N714m for foreign students’ tuition, upkeep
The Kebbi State Government has allocated N714.98 million for the education and maintenance of indigent students studying abroad to enhance human capital development.
The CIA has inexplicably terminated its 'World Factbook', its edition on 'The State of the World'
The CIA has announced the unexplainable end of the 'World Factbook', a popular resource among journalists, researchers, and students that detailed foreign countries and their economies, armed forces, resources, and societies.
Trump demands Harvard pay $1 billion in damages
Donald Trump has demanded that Harvard University pay $1 billion in damages following a government prohibition on foreign students attending the prestigious institution.
Students waited for a discussion on foreign policy with members of the government, most of the time Robert Fico spoke (+ video)
Students from various high schools in Bratislava attended a government discussion on foreign policy, where Prime Minister Robert Fico spoke for most of the hour-long event, allowing only three questions from the attendees.
Croatian students lack skills crucial for the near future
A new study reveals that many Croatian students wish to work from home for foreign companies, but their digital skills do not meet the job requirements needed for such roles.