Deakin University extends its Covid bursary till 2022 to support international students who start the online to an on-campus pathway in 2021 until the borders reopen. Amount: Students can benefit from a bursary of 25% on tuition fees on all units of study* that are completed before commencing their on-campus studies. Eligibility Criteria: The student …
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This is only applicable to travellers who have been fully vaccinated at least 14 days before entering Canada. These are the vaccines recognised by Canada: – Pfizer Moderna AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) Vaccinated travellers must have a paper or digital copy of their vaccination documentation. They must submit all COVID-19-related information electronically through ArriveCAN …
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On the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index 2021, Adelaide ranks 3rd and Perth ranks 6th in the Ten of the most liveable cities in the world. Adelaide moves 7 places up and ranks as Australia’s most liveable city. This city scored high for healthcare, education, infrastructure, stability and culture and environment. Outgoing Committee for …
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The University of Sydney and Study NSW are working in collaboration with the NSW government to bring back overseas students to campus. The NSW International Student Arrivals Plan will be funded by industry, with the support of the NSW Government and its agencies and the endorsement of the Australian Government. The pilot program will work …
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As a measure to progress towards Step 3 of the government’s roadmap which includes an easing of restrictions on indoor and social contact, students will now be allowed to return to in-person classes alongside the launch of the new employment and skills guide. Currently, students who are working on practical courses including science and engineering …
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In the UK, around 32 million people have been vaccinated with at least the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine and over 8 million have already received their second dose. Currently, over 355,000-second doses are being administered every day. The first session of the vaccine programme caters especially to people above the age of 45 …
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For Malaysian students with outstanding academic performance, Maybank is offering the Maybank Group Scholarship Programme* to help them pursue undergraduate programmes in some of the top-ranking universities. As part of their CSR activities, Maybank has been granting scholarships to eligible Malaysian students since 1972. Over 2000 Malaysian students have benefitted from this scholarship programme to …
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Singapore Airlines will be the world’s first airline to pilot the International Air Transport Association’s Travel Pass mobile application. This application will permit passengers to save their Covid-19 test results. By integrating all health credentials into a single app, customers can experience a faster and seamless check-in process. This also allows the airport check-in staff …
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Last week, Canadian Minister of Immigration Marco Mendicino, had announced that International students enrolled in Canadian post-secondary institutions can now complete their programmes completely online and still be eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Program (PGWP). Mr Mendicino stated that this new policy was brought to ensure that international students hoping to work in Canada don’t …
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Owing to the increase in the spread of more infectious Covid-19 variants, on January 29, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had announced that in the coming few weeks, international travellers must adhere to additional testing and quarantine rules. They must take a Covid-19 test upon their arrival in Canada. After taking up the test at …
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Universities in New Zealand are celebrating the arrival of 1000 international students after almost a year. According to the Education Minister, Chris Hipkins, the country can expect around 300 students in April and the rest 700 will be allowed depending on the availability. Since March 2020, universities in New Zealand have been struggling with the …
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According to the latest updates from the Canadian government, international students coming to Canada by plane will now have to show a negative Covid-19 test before boarding their flights. This rule was brought into effect on January 7th, 2021 to ensure the health and safety of all Canadians. This test should be taken within 72 …
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