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Morocco remains top source of international students in France amid gradual decline

Moroccan students continue to hold the leading position among international student populations in France, according to recent data referenced in the French draft budget report for 2026 on immigration and integration policy, even as overall enrolment from Morocco shows a gradual decline. The report......

France considers higher tuition fees, raising concern among Moroccan students

France is facing growing criticism over a proposed reform that would significantly increase university tuition fees for non-European students, a move that has sparked concern among many international applicants, particularly from Morocco. The plan aims to enforce higher registration fees for students......

Nearly 79% of staff and students experience racism at Australian universities

A landmark study has revealed that nearly 79% of staff and students at Australian universities have experienced some form of indirect racism, with international students among the most affected. The research surveyed over 75,000 participants across 42 institutions and is the most comprehensive study......

Trump defends policy shift on Chinese students amid criticism from allies

President Donald Trump has defended his administration’s decision to allow 600,000 Chinese students to study in the United States over the next two years, framing it as a strategic move to bolster U.S.-China relations and support struggling American colleges. Policy reversal surprises Trump loyalists The......

Morocco expands education ties with Niger through 200 new scholarships for 2025–2026

Morocco has deepened its higher education partnership with Niger by offering 200 scholarships for the 2025–2026 academic year, reinforcing its role as a regional academic hub and advancing South–South cooperation through skills development. Scholarship framework and fields of study Announced......

Spain's immigration law poses challenges for US university students

The Spanish university sector has raised alarms over new requirements in the recent Immigration Law, warning that thousands of US university students may face obstacles when attempting to study in Spain. The visa application process for American students seeking to attend universities in Spain is at......

Trump revokes Harvard’s right to admit international students

The administration of former U.S. President Donald Trump has revoked Harvard University’s authorization to admit international students, as announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). In a public statement on X, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem accused Harvard of inciting violence, enabling......

Spanish Universities Welcome Over 11,000 Moroccan Students in Academic Year 2022-2023

Spanish higher education institutions have experienced a notable influx of Moroccan students, with current enrollment reaching 11,244 students, according to recent statistics from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. This figure comprises 7,263 students admitted through standard processes......

Canada's Temporary Resident Crisis The Impact of Policy Changes and the Growing Debate

In a move that is expected to reshape Canada's immigration landscape, the federal government is preparing for a massive wave of departures as nearly 1.2 million temporary resident visas are set to expire by 2025. This decision to limit the number of temporary residents is one that has sparked heated......

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