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2025-2026 White House Fellowship

The application for the 2025-2026 White House Fellows Program is now open. Today, Rose Vela, Director

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University of Tasmania Launches 25% Tuition Reduction Scholarship for New International Students

The University of Tasmania is rolling out the Tasmanian International Scholarship, offering eligible new international students

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As Canada, UK, and Australia Tighten Visa Rules, Japan, Germany, and Ireland Rise as Top Study Abroad Alternatives

With stricter visa regulations in traditional study-abroad hotspots like Canada, the UK, and Australia, international students,

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