East Asian governments urge universities to scoop up Harvard students amid Trump feud

Hong Kong leader pledges ‘full support’ to local universities to attract overseas students amid US crackdown

HK leader John LeeJohn Lee has pledged “full support” to the city’s universities to attract foreign students following US President Donald Trump’s move to restrict international enrolment.

Japan joins China in trying to lure foreign students after Trump’s visa crackdown

A growing number of Asian universities are offering students transfers opportunities after the US moved to restrict enrollment

Will South Korean universities step up to embrace Harvard’s displaced int'l students?

As uncertainty mounts for international students in the U.S., a prestigious Korean university is stepping up as a possible refuge. Korea University announced it would accept students whose academic fu...

East Asian governments urge universities to scoop up Harvard students amid Trump feud

Governments in East Asia are hoping to attract their nations’ brightest overseas students in the wake of President Donald Trump’s war against Harvard University. China, Japan, Malaysia, and others are implementing programs that will seek to entice current Harvard students…

The University of Bonn and the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences are concerned about the tensions between Harvard University and the U.S. government and stress solidarity with the U.S. universities. Can the places of study now expect more foreign applicants?

Following the Trump administration's decision to revoke Harvard University's eligibility to accept international students and to terminate subsidies, Osaka University announced on the 28th that it would accept up to 100 students as postdoctoral researchers in its Graduate School of Medicine. It has become difficult for students to stay in the United States, not just at Harvard...