AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoHigher Ed Policy: South Korea shifts from chasing international student numbers to tightening quality and protections, with new limits on university recruiting and refund handling after visa denials. International Students in the U.S.: A university warns that stricter DHS guidance may sharply reduce CPT approvals for off-campus internships, especially for many graduate students. Admissions Oversight: Tanzania says it’s reviewing university admissions to expand access without sacrificing quality, stressing capacity limits and matching enrollment growth with funding. Student Housing Crunch: Ohlone College cancels affordable on-campus housing plans at its Newark campus, citing inflation, tariffs, and visa-driven enrollment drops. Education & Equity: Scotland’s Pisa results show reading and math declines, while computational problem-solving remains a bright spot. Campus & Community: Tulane President Michael Fitts says the university’s Charity Hospital redevelopment could reshape New Orleans, linking research and city growth. STEM & Research: A global study finds permafrost active-layer degradation accelerating worldwide from 2000 to 2024.
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