This edition of UniNews brings you the latest insights from the world of international education. Discover Imperial College London’s new scholarship program for Indian students, Maharashtra’s groundbreaking initiative for minority students’ global academic pursuits, India’s revised tax implications on overseas remittances, the impact of India-Canada relations on education sector NBFCs, and France’s ambitious goal to host 30,000 Indian students by 2030.
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Imperial College London invites registrations for ‘biggest ever’ scholarship programme
Imperial College London introduces the Future Leaders Scholarship to support Indian Master’s students, ensuring gender parity. In partnership with the UK’s Chevening Scholarships, the program funds courses in engineering, sciences, business, and medical research. Eligibility is open until May 11, 2024, for Imperial College applicants, with the Chevening partnership accepting applications until November 7.
Eligibility for the Future Leaders Scholarship extends to all students who apply and receive an offer to study at Imperial College London by May 11, 2024.
Source: Imperial College London News
New Scholarship Opportunities Emerge for Minority Students in International Study Programmes
The Maharashtra Cabinet has launched a scholarship scheme for minority community students, offering financial aid for postgraduate or PhD programs abroad. Twenty-seven scholarships will be available for top 200 QS World Ranking institutions, covering various disciplines, with an allocation of Rs. 10.80 crore.
Source: Indian Express
How India-Canada Relations Might Shape NBFC Growth in Education Sector
Despite India-Canada diplomatic tensions, the overseas education loan sector in NBFCs remains resilient. Indian students, significant in Canada’s student population, are adapting by exploring education in other countries.
Notably, from March 31, 2021, to June 30, 2023, there has been an impressive compounded annual growth rate of 77.5% in NBFCs’ exposure to the Canadian education loan market.
Source: Mint
France’s Target to Welcome 30,000 Indian Students by the End of 2030
France aims to welcome 30,000 Indian students by 2030, introducing ‘International Classes’ in English and offering a five-year Schengen visa for Indian graduates. This move is a significant step in strengthening Indo-French educational ties.
Source: The Indian Express
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