The 10 most popular THE rankings stories of 2023
Change and diversification – focal points for universities the world over – are themes in many of Times Higher Education’s most-read rankings stories from the past 12 year.
In particular, readers have been drawn to pieces exploring the rise of nations outside the traditional higher education hubs, universities’ performance on research and across subjects, regional competition, and the growing inclusivity of the rankings.
To learn more: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/10-most-popular-rankings-stories-2023
How has 2023 played out for Indian students and international education trends in 2024
Studying abroad has emerged as a popular option for Indian students to excel in life. 2023 has been a really exciting year for Indian students who want to study overseas. Regarding the quantity and preferences of students, there have been several noteworthy movements.
The geopolitical tension between India and Canada has had a noticeable impact on student mobility. This dynamic relationship influences not only the number of students choosing to study in Canada but also their experience once they arrive.
The current war crisis has significantly impacted students studying abroad. They face heightened safety concerns, especially those near conflict zones, and the psychological stress of being away from home during global unrest.
Centre's Collaboration With foreign institutes improves work prospects of Indian nurses abroad
Even though the Indian Nursing Council (INC), under the Ministry of Health,
does not maintain any specific data about the total number or demand for Indian
nursing staff in foreign countries, there is however a huge influx of Indian nurses
heading abroad to work in foreign healthcare centres every year.
Given the craze for working abroad, the Central government has introduced a few
programmes and signed MoUs (Memorandum of Understanding) with foreign
universities and has taken up various measures to enable more Indian nursing students
to get opportunities abroad.
28 Indian students deported from US in the past year: Govt
A total of 28 Indian students have been deported from USA to India in 2023, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan revealed in Lok Sabha on Friday.
“According to information available with the Ministry, 28 Indian students were deported from USA to India in 2023. State-wise data regarding Indian students deported from USA is not available,” he said. The data was revealed in response to questions raised by Pratima Mondal and Prof. Sougata Ray, members of Trinamool Congress.
He also added that the Indian government has expressed concerns to the US authorities regarding such instances and requested them to ensure fairness with regard to the entry of Indian students who hold valid student visas. “Whenever such issues/instances come to the attention of our Embassy/Consulates in the USA, they also provide consular assistance to the Indian students,” he explained.
To learn more: https://indianexpress.com/article/education/study-abroad/28-indian-students-deported-from-us-in-2023-govt-9070510/
Top scholarships for Indian students planning to study abroad
According to statistics released recently by the Education Ministry, it has indicated a surge in the count of Indian students pursuing higher studies abroad, reaching 750,365, compared to 4,44,553 students in 2021. The Ministry of External Affairs says, there are approximately 1.3 million Indian students studying abroad in various courses for the year 2022.
While the number of students is increasing, the high cost of education abroad poses a big challenge for many students; and in most of the cases, it becomes a deciding factor also.
Given the overall high cost of education for study abroad options, it is advisable for students to explore scholarship opportunities while planning their oversees education dreams. Read our blog to learn more about the top scholarships available for Indian students.
Colleges Accept Record Number Of Low-Income Students Via QuestBridge
QuestBridge, the national nonprofit that connects low-income youth with dozens of leading colleges and universities, has announced that 2,242 students have been admitted to a college of their choice and will receive a four-year QuestBridge Match Scholarship in this year’s early admissions cycle.
The 2,242 students are the highest number of Match Scholarship Recipients in history for QuestBridge. Compared to last year’s 1,755 early admissions finalists, which was the prior record, it’s a 28% increase.
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