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Japanese Scholarship MEXT 2025-2026: Important dates, expert tips to get selected.
Key Takeaway: Important dates for MEXT 2025-2026: As announced by the Embassy of Japan in India, the application window for MEXT 2025 (for admissions in 2026) is open across four categories.    Reference Link: https://indianexpress.com/article/education/study-abroad/japanese-government-scholarship-japan-mext-2025-2026-important-dates-expert-tips-direct-link-to-apply-9992618/
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Prominent UK and Australian unis announce Mumbai campus plans
Key Takeaway: The University of York is the sixth UK university – and the fourth from the Russell Group – to announce plans for a campus in India, while the University of Western Australia is set to become the first Group of Eight institution from Australia to establish a physical campus in the country.    Reference Link: https://thepienews.com/prominent-uk-and-australian-unis-announce-mumbai-campus-plans/
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Breaking: What does an India-UK trade deal mean for international students?
The PIE unpacks what a "landmark" trade deal between India and the UK could mean for the international education sector.The Indian and UK governments have today announced a trade deal that is being touted as a “huge economic win”, promising to add a whopping £4.8 billion to the UK economy and £2.2 billion in wages every year “in the long run”. The “landmark” trade deal – focusing largely on liquor and cars, as well as cosmetics, aerospace and medical devices…
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How will private universities unlock opportunities within Greece and beyond?
Recent laws allowing private universities to open in Greece are changing the country's higher education landscape. Christina Georgaki goes through everything you need to know.In March 2024, the Greek parliament approved a law authorising the establishment of private universities, along with the annexes of private foreign universities, with 159 votes in favour. Given Article 16 of our constitution forbids the formation of universities by private individuals, this caused disruption across the higher education sector. But we must ask, how will…
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Spain moves forward with a proposed law to shorten the working week to 37.5 hours
The bill to reduce the current workweek from 40 to 37.5 hours for over 12 million people will now be put to the Spanish parliament for approval.Spain may soon move to a shorter week with workers enjoying 2.5 hours more rest after the government on Tuesday approved a bill that would reduce official working hours from 40 hours to 37.5 hours.If enacted, the bill, which will now go through the Spanish parliament, would benefit 12.5 million full-time and part-time private…
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