Study in UK: UK Government’s crackdown on ‘poor-quality’ degrees sparks debate over impact on studentsStudy in UK

Study in UK - UK Government's crackdown on 'poor-quality' degrees, PRODIREKT

24–JUL–2023 | Study in UK – The UK government has recently announced a crackdown on “poor-quality” degrees. But what constitutes as a “low-quality degree”? Would this decision affect students from disadvantaged backgrounds the most?

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International Students are crucial for AI advancement in the USA

International Students are crucial for AI advancement in the USA, PRODIREKT

20–JUL–2023 | A recent report by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) reveals that international students play a significant role in driving artificial intelligence (AI) innovation in the USA. More than 40% of the top AI companies in the country have a founder who arrived as an international student, while over two-thirds of postgraduate students in AI-related fields are from overseas.  

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Student work rights: Agents speak out on the importance and benefits

Student Work Rights - Study Abroad, PRODIREKT

19–JUN–2023 | “Agents on…Student Work Rights” – In a recent interview to StudyTravel Ltd (ST Magazine & ST Alphe Conferences), a leading organization in the education industry, our founder and managing director Dejan Trpkovic highlighted the immense potential of countries with low disposable incomes as a valuable source of language students in terms of talent and numbers. He also talked about the factors that have become crucial considerations for students when choosing their study abroad destinations.

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