Acknowledging the high-calibre talent from India, German Ambassador to India, Philipp Ackermann, said, “I would encourage every student in India to look first and foremost at the state-owned and state-run universities in Germany to check whether they have something which interests them...”
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce on Thursday urged prospective students to continue seeking visa appointments, hinting that the disruption may not last long
In light of the uncertainty, the ex-envoy said the time is ripe for Indian universities to deepen collaboration with American institutions
US President Donald Trump has demanded that Harvard University cap its foreign student intake at 15 per cent, claiming the presence of “troublemakers” from “very radicalised” regions is putting the country at risk
Rajan stressed that foreign students have been essential drivers of U.S. innovation and growth, and current policy trends risk derailing that edge
From stepped-up social-media vetting to surprise SEVIS terminations, a series of measures in the US is reshaping how and whether non-US citizens can study in America
If the university does not meet the six conditions within the stipulated time, it risks being permanently barred from sponsoring student visas
The students must now explore urgent transfer options or risk falling out of legal status in the United States
The drop comes as Ottawa tightens the overall inflow of international students and introduces tougher financial and documentation standards
Rising tuition and living costs in UK, US, Canada and Australia destinations, combined with evolving visa rules, have driven many to explore emerging European alternatives
According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), job vacancies plummeted to just 781,000 in the first quarter of 2025 in the UK
The announcement came during a court hearing in Boston, where a federal judge is presiding over a lawsuit filed by international students
The latest move escalates his broader campaign to recast the nation's education system ahead of the 2024 elections
The students filed suit after the U.S. Department of State (DOS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) terminated their SEVIS records, alleging associations with law enforcement events
Students are also preferring these countries to the traditional 'Big 4s', i.e., the US, UK, Australia, and Canada
The post sparked a wave of reactions, many sharing similar frustrations. One user criticized the early wave of Indian migrants: “A huge number of Indians who migrated in 2000s are unskilled... I have never faced more discrimination from anyone than these 2000s migrated Indians.”
The Trump administration insists its demands aim to combat antisemitism and what it calls “illegal and immoral discrimination” on campus. Critics argue the freeze is politically motivated and may not survive legal scrutiny
The bill, if passed, would shift substantial education responsibilities from the federal government to agencies such as Health and Human Services, Labor, Defense, and the Interio
The Redditor listed "20 reasons why not to choose Ireland for your masters," ranging from poor academic value to rising crime and skyrocketing living costs
The Dubai campus will launch with IIMA’s full-time One-year MBA programme, tailored for working professionals and entrepreneurs
In the now-viral post, he shares a deeply personal account of academic struggles, social isolation, and regret over moving to the US