A brief look at … Mexico
Fast Facts: Mexico is located in the southern portion of North America, between the United States and Central America Mexico City is the country’s capital and largest city Mexico’s population is …
internationalisation
China considers easing immigration for international scientists
In an official report in July 2024, the communist party laid out plans to promote “modernisation with Chinese characteristics”, including to “explore the establishment of an immigration system for high-tech …
Ireland’s global strategy paves way for internationalisation
Ireland’s leader – the Taioseach – has brought together a group of government officials to offer a “joined up package” on international education as part of the country’s global strategy, …
UK universities convene on Internationalisation at Home
The Innovations in Internationalisation at Home Forum took place on June 10 in London, welcoming university staff and private partnership providers to share best practices for IaH and discuss ways …
International students in Japan almost at pre-pandemic levels
The annual report, released in May 2024 by the Japan Student Services Organisation, recorded the first increase in international students in the four years since Japan lifted its stringent Covid …
‘China’s London’? Hong Kong’s finance hub status will be cemented by mainland’s economic development, summit told
“Hong Kong is working very hard to contribute to the further internationalisation of renminbi,” said Wong. “We will continue issuing international bonds denominated in renminbi.” Last year, the city’s yuan …
Netherlands records slowest int’l student growth in nine years
The 5.4% rise in international student numbers in the year 2023-24 was the smallest recorded in the Netherlands since 2014 The basis of a four-party right-wing coalition government has been …
Japanese study abroad doubles in one year
In person study abroad increased by 218% on the previous year and total numbers (including online study abroad) reached 66,007 in 2023, according to new data from the Japan Association …