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    SWEDEN

    Why international students are flocking to Stockholm

    Sweden’s culture and democratic values are appealing to international students as Stockholm shows a 20 percent increase in foreign enrolments in the last three years.

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    INDIA

    US$20m investment to build US-India education links on its own turf

    India is promoting a US-India Knowledge Exchange programme in its higher education institutions with a 20 million USD investment to combat 'losing its best minds to the West'.

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    NETHERLANDS

    Visa creates job opportunities for highly-skilled international students

    The Netherlands’ Zoekjaar visa aims to actively seek highly-skilled talent by offering students from top 200 universities in the world the opportunity to live and work in the country for a year.

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    AUSTRALIA

    International applicants thrive in engineering programmes in Australia

    The number of international students in engineering courses in Australia has seen substantial growth in entry-level courses and double-digit growth in postgraduate courses according to a report by Engineers Australia.

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    INDONESIA

    Outbound students continue to grow in destinations in the Asia Pacific region 

    The number of outbound Indonesian students has grown steadily – 35 percent in 10 years – with a preference for Asia Pacific region destinations, including Malaysia, Australia and China.

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    ASIA

    New Zealanders see ties with Asia as increasingly important, survey shows

    New Zealand’s recovery from COVID-19 will be closely tied to Asia’s, and new research from the Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono shows that more New Zealanders recognise Asia's importance to this country.

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    AUSTRALIA

    Looking after international students during COVID-19

    Australia risks losing billions in revenue, as well as its international reputation, if it continues to ignore the plight of 500,000 international students.

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    GLOBAL

    Pandemic to redistribute international student flows: report

    The Anglosphere’s international education success stories of Canada, Australia and New Zealand can look forward to a foreign enrolment windfall as they brush off the COVID-19 pandemic’s effects more quickly than heavyweights the US and UK, a report says.

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    UNITED KINGDOM    

    UK universities share plans for student quarantine

    Working on the assumption that travellers to the UK will be required to self-isolate for 14 days on arrival come the new academic year, universities that will offer blended and in-person learning are now planning how to accommodate international students.

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    GLOBAL

    All New Zealand universities continue to be ranked in the top 3% in the world

    In the latest QS World University rankings, with all eight were ranked in the top 500, with the University of Auckland coming in first for New Zealand at 81st.

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  • ENZ farewells Charles Finny

    Charles was appointed in 2011 when ENZ was first established and has led the organisation through a period of extraordinary change and growth. 

    Under Charles watch, ENZ reached the international education sector’s then target of $5 billion value seven years early. He chaired ENZ through three ministers, three Prime Ministers, two governments, and three Secretaries of Education. He approved 28 Quarterly Reports and seven Annual Reports, appeared at five Select Committee hearings and governed with 14 Board members. 

    Charles has led both ENZ and the wider community through a considerable change in attitude and understanding of the broader value of international education, said ENZ Chief Executive Grant McPherson, who added that he had met with Charles pretty much every week for 7 years.” 

    For many leaders the aim is to leave an organisation in better shape than when they arrived. I'd say, Job very well done.”  

    Charles was presented with a Māripi, a traditional, elaborately carved Māori cutting instrument made of wood, as an acknowledgement of ENZrespect, appreciation and gratitude.   

    Steve Maharey took up the role of ENZ Chair on 1 March. His appointment is for three years. 

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