Guayaquil Students Compete in Tunisia with Project on Totumo to Reduce Disease-Associated Processes
Two students from Guayaquil are representing Ecuador at an international science fair in Tunisia with their project on the medicinal uses of the totumo fruit.
Orchestra formed by public school students from Rio will perform at the Vatican
A group of young girls from Rio de Janeiro's public schools is set to perform at the Vatican, showcasing their musical talent on an international stage.
Opening of Global Shared Kitchen at Seoul National University of Science and Technology
Seoul National University of Science and Technology has established a 'Global Shared Kitchen' to improve living conditions for international students ahead of the 2026 academic year.
Russia’s IT Olympiad draws developers from 34 countries
Russia hosts its first international Olympiad in industrial software development, attracting thousands of students from various countries.
hackITBA arrives, the largest hackathon in Buenos Aires that takes university students to Silicon Valley
hackITBA is set to be the largest hackathon in Buenos Aires, bringing together over 200 university students to compete for international opportunities in Silicon Valley from March 27 to March 29.
Americans love everything about this Scottish university. Except for other Americans
The University of St Andrews in Scotland has become a popular destination for American students, with a significant portion of the student body now comprising U.S. nationals.
Civic Groups, Students, and Religious Circles Urge Rejection of Naval Dispatch to Hormuz
Civic groups, students, and religious organizations in South Korea are calling on the government to reject the dispatch of military vessels to the Strait of Hormuz following a demand from President Donald Trump.
22-year-old Nigerian student dies after plasma donation in Canada
A 22-year-old Nigerian international student died following a plasma donation at a for-profit clinic in Canada, prompting an investigation by Health Canada.
Hikes without GPS and burnt shoes. Three thousand students complete summer expeditions of DofE annually
The Duke of Edinburgh International Award program in Slovakia engages around 6,000 young people annually, with about half completing its challenges including a critical nature expedition.
The 18th International Teaching Week took place at Vilnius College
Vilnius College hosted its 18th International Teaching Week, bringing together educators to share insights and innovative teaching methods with local and international students.
Tartu ballet students shone at the international competition in Livorno
Two ballet students from Tartu won bronze medals at the Livorno in Danza international ballet and contemporary dance competition in Italy.
How China can win friends and influencers to help tell the country’s story well
The article discusses China's approach to enhancing its soft power by encouraging international students to share their personal experiences of the country on social media.
Peter Vesterbacka's company is being filed for bankruptcy
Peter Vesterbacka's company, Finest Future, is facing bankruptcy proceedings initiated by the pension company Ilmarinen due to changes in tuition fee policies for international students.
International rarity in Espoo: university built a quantum computer for its students
Aalto University has inaugurated Finland's fourth quantum computer, designed specifically for student access and education.
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.
"Fake Students" or People Who Moonlight? The Real Life of Uzbek Students in Latvia
The article explores the challenges and realities faced by Uzbek students studying in Latvia, amidst societal doubts about their true intentions in coming to the country.
International student 'cash cows' blindsided by visa cost doubling
The Australian federal government has unexpectedly doubled the cost of the temporary graduate visa for international students, raising it from $2,300 to $4,600.
Myongji University Electronics Students Publish Papers in SCIE and Join LG Electronics and ASML
Two undergraduate students from Myongji University's Department of Electronics have published articles in international academic journals and are set to join global companies LG Electronics and ASML after graduation.
9,111 Women Made History on Women's Day, Setting a World Record
On International Women's Day, 9,111 women and students in Dombivli, Maharashtra set a world record by performing the traditional Lezim dance together.
'Iran Struck School Itself', Claims Trump, Where 150 Students Lost Their Lives...
U.S. President Donald Trump has accused Iran of being responsible for a deadly strike on a school in southern Iran, resulting in the deaths of over 150 students, predominantly young girls.
Fake recognition shown to extort hefty fees! Students' future at stake, school chairman arrested
The chairman of Educrest International School in Gurugram has been arrested for fraudulently claiming CBSE recognition, putting students' futures in jeopardy.
Florida college Republicans group chat reveals racist texts: ‘Avoid the coloreds like the plague’
A group chat for conservative students at Florida International University was exposed for containing numerous racist and offensive texts, resulting in community backlash.
Educational fairs gather information on graduation abroad; see dates
Educational fairs in Brazil are set to offer crucial information for students interested in studying abroad, featuring representatives from international institutions.
Seven things that Robert Fico tells students
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico engages with high school students across various cities, aiming to discuss international issues and the state of the European Union.
Universities vow to act, reduce the proportion of students from third countries
Latvian universities have pledged to focus on attracting students from OECD countries and the European Economic Area, aiming to reduce the number of students from third countries enrolled in their institutions.
Education at the site of memory. Students will go to Auschwitz for free admission
Starting in March 2026, Polish students will be able to visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum free of charge as part of educational study trips organized by the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
International students accuse Australia of treating them like ATMs after fees for one visa double without warning
International students in Australia are expressing frustration after a sudden increase in visa application fees, which they perceive as exploitative.
Man guilty of stabbing Saudi Arabian language student to death
Chas Corrigan was found guilty of murdering Mohammed Algasim, a Saudi Arabian student, in an unprovoked attack in Cambridge.
Swedish student Johannes: scrap is raining from the sky
Johannes Lindh, a Swedish student in Amman, Jordan, discusses the uncertainty and fear faced by international students amidst missile attacks from Iran.
Universities to Be Allowed to Charge Fees to Doctoral Students from Third Countries
Estonian universities will be permitted to charge tuition fees to doctoral students from third countries starting next academic year, despite mixed opinions from universities and students.
'I have always liked to internationalize myself': these are the ten most sought-after university degrees by students in Ecuador
The article discusses the increasing focus on international education among Ecuadorian students, highlighting popular career choices and economic factors influencing their decisions.
Ottawa on track to reach 5% target for non-permanent residents by 2027, according to new PBO report
A report by the Parliamentary Budget Officer indicates that Canada's non-permanent resident population is set to decline, aligning with the government's target of less than 5% by 2027.
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.
Chairman Lee Joong-geun of Booyoung Group Grants Scholarships
Lee Joong-geun, chairman of Booyoung Group, awarded scholarships worth approximately 408 million won to 102 international students from 32 countries during the scholarship ceremony held at the Korean Chamber of Commerce in central Seoul.
Another Success of Polish Students in an Important International Competition
Polish students from the University of Warsaw's Faculty of Economic Sciences achieved notable success in the prestigious Rotman International Trading Competition.
Anjali Bista studying in Kotka memorizes Finnish - language skills can earn thousands
Anjali Bista, a nursing student from Nepal studying in Kotka, Finland, emphasizes the importance of mastering the Finnish language for career opportunities in healthcare.
At Alpha Bulkers, the Students of the Postgraduate Maritime Program
Students from the postgraduate program in International Shipping, Finance, and Management at the Athens University of Economics visited Alpha Bulkers for a presentation on maritime operations.
UK’s biggest student housing provider hit by fall in international enrollment
The Unite Group, the UK’s largest student housing provider, has experienced a drop in international enrollments, resulting in a lowered profit forecast and significant stock decline.
This place was voted the best in Finland - Julian, 20, dared to try it
A site behind a church in Joensuu has been voted the best in Finland, attracting visitors including international students.
Should the public pay for school places that cost over 250,000 kroner?
Oslo's public schools are no longer able to offer an English curriculum, creating uncertainty for students enrolled in the international program.
A private spot will cost over 250,000 kroner. The Parliament ensures that students will have it at public schools.
The Norwegian Parliament is taking steps to preserve the English-language curriculum in Oslo public schools after an announcement that it would be discontinued, which has shocked students.
Education: "We should demand more from students"
The article discusses educational insights gained from the 2023 Pisa study, highlighting the need for Germany to learn from top-performing countries in education.
Two Schools, including Tokyo Welfare University, Designated as 'Improvement Guidance Schools' for International Student Management by the Ministry of Education
The Japanese Ministry of Education has designated Tokyo Welfare University and Nagoya Management Short-term University as 'Improvement Guidance Schools' for their inadequate management of international students, following a significant number of withdrawals.
[Exclusive] Forced Deportation Victim Couple Sues Hanshin University for 100 Million Won
A couple of international students forced to leave South Korea has filed a lawsuit against Hanshin University for damages after their forced deportation experience.
Cap on international students leading to drop in Ontario transit ridership
A recent federal policy capping international students in Ontario is linked to a significant decrease in public transit ridership in cities like Brampton and Mississauga.
Estonian students lack the ability to apply math skills in real life
Estonian students excel in international PISA tests but struggle to apply mathematical skills to real-life problems, according to a doctoral thesis from Tallinn University.
Expansion of International Student Admission Cap Approved for Three Universities
Three universities in Japan have been approved to expand their international student admission caps, with a condition of raising tuition fees to ensure educational quality.
Winter training from the Evelpidon School, who participated
The Military School of Evelpidon completed its winter training on February 13, 2026, which included various exercises with the participation of international students from several countries.
Graduate students of the University of Piraeus at Danaos
Graduate students from the University of Piraeus' MSc in International Shipping program visited Danaos Shipping to connect academic knowledge with the maritime industry's practical operations.
How the Kyiv International School continues to learn, care, and lead in the hardest days
The Kyiv International School has adapted to ongoing challenges arising from Russian attacks and harsh winter conditions, ensuring education and support for its students during this crisis.