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TAICEP First General Meeting Press Release 10-5-2015

The Pie News
- Skills for English helps PSI to record 2022 March 31, 2023
  Testing provider PSI delivered some 22 million assessments worldwide in 2022, an increase of around five million on the previous year. The post Skills for English helps PSI to record 2022 appeared first on The PIE News.
  The PIE News team
- Dutch recruitment ‘cease and desist’ a “wake-up call” March 31, 2023
  One of the directors at a Dutch university has called the “cease and desist order” given to the country’s institutions on international student recruitment “a wake-up call”. The post Dutch recruitment ‘cease and desist’ a “wake-up call” appeared first on The PIE News.
  Sophie Hogan
- Lancaster and INTO team up on pathways March 31, 2023
  Lancaster University has chosen INTO University Partnerships to run on-campus foundation and pre-masters pathway programs in a recent tender process. The post Lancaster and INTO team up on pathways appeared first on The PIE News.
  Viggo Stacey
- Turing timeline “deeply problematic” as exchange scheme under scrutiny March 31, 2023
  The funding timeline for the UK’s Turing exchange program is “deeply problematic”, the University Council of Modern Languages has warned, as legislators say it fails to measure up to the EU's Erasmus+ scheme. The post Turing timeline “deeply problematic” as exchange scheme under scrutiny appeared first on The PIE News.
  Helen Packer
- Canada: ‘missed opportunity’ on visa system March 31, 2023
  Universities Canada has appealed to Canada's prime minister for more investment in research, international education and student mental health. The post Canada: ‘missed opportunity’ on visa system appeared first on The PIE News.
  Viggo Stacey
- IIE aims to boost access, equity and diversity with new Center March 30, 2023
  The Institute of International Education is launching a new Center for Access and Equity, aimed at expanding access to international education “for all”, The PIE News can exclusively reveal. The post IIE aims to boost access, equity and diversity with new Center appeared first on The PIE News.
  Sophie Hogan
- Sarah Todd, APAIE March 30, 2023
  I'm very enthusiastic about the future of international education and particularly its maturity The post Sarah Todd, APAIE appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
- Shorelight signs first UK partner with Heriot-Watt March 30, 2023
  International education company Shorelight has entered the UK with a partnership with Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland. The post Shorelight signs first UK partner with Heriot-Watt appeared first on The PIE News.
  Viggo Stacey
- Québec could be sued by int’l students over private college closure affair March 29, 2023
  Québec's Ministry of Higher Education and Immigration Canada could be sued for millions of dollars by a law firm that is acting on behalf of over 500 international students, reports have suggested. The post Québec could be sued by int’l students over private college closure affair appeared first on The PIE News.
  Will Nott
- One year of UK university support to Ukraine: a reminder of HE’s collective good March 29, 2023
  Today marks one year of the Ukraine twinning initiative, which has seen Sheffield help to rebuild air raid shelters at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic’s campus, Glasgow fully fund 100 students from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and Liverpool provide online learning materials to over 100 academics at Sumy State University The post One year […]
  admin
Inside Higher Ed
- That Fancy University Course? It Might Actually Come From an Education Company.(From the WSJ) July 6, 2022
  Important article. Here is the link. That Fancy University Course? It Might Actually Come From an Education Company. – WSJ
  Mark Feldman
- Higher Ed Dumbs Down Much of Society – Really. Here’s How February 2, 2021
  As a professor I have seen how the corrupted values in higher education have sent destructive waves throughout all of American education; and thus against the bulwark of our economy, our politics, and our society. Here is the process in a nutshell. ● It starts with poor undergraduate education for all but a very small […]
  Mark Feldman
- James Madison on Education and Democracy February 1, 2021
  Sadly, in today’s world of higher education, the institutions that Madison trusted to “diffuse knowledge” have used that trust to take knowledge, money and fame for themselves. Of course, when I say institutions, I don’t mean every institution, or every member of any particular institution. But everyone does bear some responsibility for stopping this. It […]
  Mark Feldman
- Democracy and Education from Robert A. Dahl (“…leading theorist of political pluralism…” Ency. Brit.) January 9, 2021
  “…democracy cannot be justified merely as a system for translating the raw, uninformed will of a popular majority into public policy. It is foolish and historically false to suppose that enlightenment has nothing to do with democracy. It is foolish because democracy has usually been conceived as a system in which “rule by the people” […]
  Mark Feldman
- Covid-19 Vaccination Distribution November 17, 2020
  The link below gives a good explanation about why it is important that the positivity rate is low. First, here is my take. (Keep in mind that I’m not a statistician, though I used to play one when I taught a senior/graduate level course in it, but it was not really statistics; it was the […]
  Mark Feldman
The EAIE Blog
- 2023 EAIE Community Summit: Thriving in complexity March 27, 2023
  The fourth EAIE Community Summit is here to inspire and connect professionals with its two-day online programme that explores thriving in complexity.
- Tomáš Varga: Supporting mobility across the ability spectrum March 27, 2023
  What policies and strategies can universities implement to best address accessibility issues for students with disabilities?
- 2023 Summer Forum call for submissions: Well-being without borders March 27, 2023
  How can HEIs and international educators foster well-being for all? Summer Forum will explore.
- Walking the talk in inclusion and diversity March 27, 2023
  Making our higher education institutions more inclusive is a necessity – but our efforts must go beyond well-intentioned talk.
- Intercomprehension: a linguistic bridge to intercultural understanding March 27, 2023
  In the spirit of multilingualism, the UNITA alliance takes a potential obstacle to internationalisation and turns it into an asset.
- Mirka Martel & Julie Baer: Developing data on mobility and disability March 27, 2023
  How can research and data influence policies and strategies universities implement to address accessibility issues for international students?
- Gender inequality in higher education: lessons from Ireland March 27, 2023
  The gender gap in higher education is a complex structural challenge. Ireland’s recent review of gender equality indicates some promising paths forward.
- International research mobility: beneficial for an academic career? March 27, 2023
  A period doing research abroad is often touted as a solid career-booster for academics, but that’s not always the case.
- Fernanda Leal & Marcelo Knobel: A briefing on Brazil March 27, 2023
  Discover all the ways higher education in Brazil is changing and growing under a new presidential administration.
- 9 key components of positioning your institution abroad March 27, 2023
  In today’s international higher education market, institutions need to stand out. Here are 9 tips to help yours do just that.

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