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International graduates found to earn less than Canadian peers

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Among bachelors degree holders, the difference can be explained by the fact that international graduates were over three times more likely to work in lower-paid sales and service jobs, suggested the reports author, Brittany Etmanski.

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French business school ESCP eyes collabs with IITs

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We are not a traditional engineering school, but we bring the go-to-market knowledge to excellent products coming from applied sciences. The collaboration, which started with a semester-long student exchange, has now blossomed into dual degree offerings between ESCP and top IIMs, as well as other Indian business schools.

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Netherlands to cut international student budget by €300m

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Under the Bill, at least two thirds of bachelor’s degrees must be taught in Dutch, with exemptions for universities in border regions or areas with shrinking populations, sectors with labour market shortages, courses that are only offered in one location, and “inherently international programs”.

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India a ‘target country’ for Finland’s Talent Boost program

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Students from India who study in Finnish institutions usually go for science and technology courses, said Lhdevirta. Many programs offer both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English, and I believe these are the ones that attract people. Business, in particular, is one of the areas that draws a lot of students.

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Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Meadors holds a bachelor’s degree in physics from Grambling State University as well as a master’s in applied science and a Ph.D. in engineering science and systems from the University of Arkansas Little Rock. She served as associate director of the consortium.

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Indians form largest group of international students in Germany

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As per data seen by The PIE News, 60% of Indian students are pursuing Engineering, 21% are studying Law, Management, and Social Studies, 13% are studying Math and Natural Sciences, and another 5% are going for Agriculture/Forestry, Humanities, and other courses. I think it’s a win-win situation for both India and Germany,” said Mukherjee.

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Dutch recruitment ‘cease and desist’ a “wake-up call”

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During the PIE Live Europe ’s European Panel of Presidents, Breda University of Applied Sciences’s director academy of tourism Perry Hobson talked about the difficult situation Dutch institutions have been put in through the ongoing discussion on recruitment of non-EU students. .