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Post-study work rights for 14 top study destinations
16-NOV-2022 | Opportunities to work during or after studies play a huge part in student decision making when planning for study abroad. ICEF Monitor created a summary of post-study work rights for 14 top destinations. You’ll also find information on how much students can work while their studies are in session.
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US colleges report an increase in new international student enrolments, but the total US higher education enrolments are declining – Education Beyond Borders Podcast
19-JUL-2022 | After suffering steep losses in new international student enrolments in 2020 and 2021, US colleges are on track for recovery given a surge in applications for degree studies in 2022/23.
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Is studying in the US worth it? – Education Beyond Borders Podcast
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Continue reading “Is education in the US worth it?”US consular officers who approve student visas are no longer required to ask for ties of property, employment, and continuity of life
The new US guidance for consular officers may help international students get visas – Education Beyond Borders Podcast
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17-JAN-2022 | The US Department of State has adjusted its guidance for consular officers who approve study visas for prospective international students. The recent update should help prevent student visa denials based on speculative determinations by consular officers.
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