Category: Student News
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China-Australia Youth Exchange Shapes Future Alliances
China has embarked on an Australian youth exchange program as part of a strategic charm offensive aimed at nurturing future alliances. The initiative signifies Beijing’s desire to reshape its global image, projecting openness and modernity while diminishing perceptions of threat. Cultural Exchange: Jews, Christians, and Art in the Medieval Marketplace (Jews, Christians, and Muslims from…
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International Student Internships at UH Hilo: Real-World Impact
International students at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo have been engaging in diverse internships, both locally and globally. This hands-on experience not only enhances their skills and knowledge but also allows them to contribute meaningfully to their fields and communities. According to Jim Mellon, the director of international student services, these internships provide students…
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Canadian Colleges Open Post-Study Work Permits to All Graduates
International degree graduates of Canadian colleges no longer face field-of-study restrictions for post-study work permits, marking a significant shift in policy that is set to impact the recruitment landscape for international students. The Canadian government’s decision to remove this requirement opens up new opportunities for graduates from degree programs offered by colleges to apply for…
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RMIT Student Honored for Environmental Volunteerism at UniSport Awards
James Henderson, a student volunteer at RMIT University, was recently honored at the UniSport Australia Awards in Adelaide. As the past President of RMIT’s Surf Club and co-founder of Wattle, a youth-led environmental charity, James received recognition for his outstanding contributions to volunteering. At the ceremony, held during National Volunteer Week, James accepted the club…
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UK Students Shift to Part-Time Jobs, Impacting Study Hours
Recent data reveals a significant decline in study hours among UK students, with over two-thirds opting for part-time jobs due to financial concerns. The Student Academic Experience Survey 2025 highlights the impact of term-time employment becoming the norm post-Covid-19 and amid a cost-of-living crisis. The Essential Guide to Freelance Writing: How to Write, Work, and…
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Vietnamese Students in Australia Face Employment Challenges Post-Graduation
Vietnamese students pursuing education in Australia are facing challenges in securing full-time employment and are experiencing a decline in average salaries post-graduation. A recent survey conducted by the Australian Government Department of Education revealed that only about half of Vietnamese undergraduate students were able to secure full-time employment after completing their studies. This data was…
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Effective Strategies for Navigating Finals Week Successfully
As finals week approaches, students are gearing up for the academic challenges that lie ahead. Juggling essays, presentations, projects, and tests can be overwhelming, but with proper planning and self-care, it is possible to navigate this period successfully. BIROYAL Weekly Planner Notepad Undated – 50 Sheets Weekly To Do List Notepad (8.3″x11.7″) – Weekly Planner…
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Challenges of Inclusive Education for Qatar’s General Education Teachers
Inclusive education has emerged as a growing national priority in Qatar, reflecting both international obligations and the strategic goals of the Qatar National Vision 2030. Despite this commitment, the effective implementation of inclusive practices remains constrained by persistent challenges encountered by general education teachers. This study examines the nature and extent of these challenges and…
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Disciplinary Divide: DEI Perspectives Vary Across Academic Fields
When discussing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in higher education, the conversation often revolves around the political divide, reflecting broader societal tensions. However, a recent analysis of national faculty survey data reveals a more nuanced fault line based on academic disciplines. The InForm survey, funded by the Templeton Religion Trust, gathered responses from nearly 1,000…
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Coalition’s Crackdown on ‘Woke’ Ideology Sparks Education Sector Concerns
Students and union groups are expressing concerns over the Coalition’s recent crackdown on “woke” ideology in schools and universities. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has hinted at imposing conditions on state school funding to combat what he perceives as “indoctrination” in classrooms, sparking apprehension among various stakeholders. The Lonely Planet Kids The Flag Book: Explore the…