'Are Indian students more resilient?'

Volume 1

OneStep Global Education Newsletter - October Edition

OneStep Global - An Introduction

OneStep Global is a specialized market entry firm. We help higher education institutions and academic service providers to land and expand across Asia. We provide end-to-end solutions, from market entry advice, strategy design, logistics support and in-country representation.

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“Being Resilient” - An emerging trend in Indian students' desire to study abroad?

Things might have changed for many people in or outside India, but the thought of studying abroad or the feeling of International higher education, still, gives goosebumps and has great importance.

International University’s degree even today increases the individual value a ton more than just a national degree, and people do realize these facts which make them resilient towards studying abroad concepts.

Know more about these trends in our latest article -

In the News

US: clarification sought on vaccines

International newcomers who have been completely vaccinated against covid-19 will be allowed to enter the country beginning November 8, according to the white house and the centres for disease control and prevention.

Australia mulls study visa flexibility to incentivise students

Australia is considering doubling the migration points for professional year programs and extending post-study work rights for offshore studies in flexible new study visa options.

52% Students Intending to Study Abroad Prefer Specialised Courses Over Varsity Reputation: Survey

Students planning to study abroad now favour specialised courses (52%) over the reputation of a university when deciding, according to the report. They look for specialised courses that are slowly gaining traction, often looking beyond Ivy League universities that do not offer these programmes.

Canada seems international students’ new favourite: survey

Do Canadian universities rule the world? Students continue to favour Canada as a study abroad destination. According to new IDP Connect research, more than one-third of students (39%) said Canada was their first choice, followed by the United States (17%), the United Kingdom (17%), and Australia (16%).