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Around the world in five - September 2022
International
Ardern welcomes students back to New Zealand
Amended NZ education strategy released
Finding value in technology for education
New Zealand university plans biggest ever job cuts
Gender gap ‘impossible to overcome’ without ‘intervention’
NZ: Victoria partners on TESOL in Vietnam
Linguistic racism can take a high toll on international students
New Zealand
Watch: PM Jacinda Ardern on Covid-19 Rules, Construction Industry and International Students
Tauranga education showcase returns to South Korea
Education NZ’s plan to woo Asian students
ESOL outdated: English for speakers of other languages guilty of othering
Return of international students marks new era for sector
International students: How changes in Asia could affect how young Kiwis learn
Australia
Western Australia government launches Agent Incentive Scheme, extends student bursaries
China
China will again welcome international students
Colombia
NZ Embassy welcomes Colombia agents
India
University of Auckland announces scholarships worth NZ$1.5 million for Indian students
Rural Indians join rush to study abroad as prospects dim at home
Indonesia
9 Indonesian women complete Girls in Tech scholarship programme
Italy
Japan
Government sets goal of 100,000 students going abroad by 2027
Malaysia
Many Malaysians returned as experts after New Zealand education, says High Commissioner
New Zealand’s University of Waikato keen to collaborate with Malaysian universities
South Korea
New Zealand, Korea well placed in digital ecosystem to work together: ambassador
Winners of Student Reporter Contest recognized at ceremony
Thailand
Rose Garden Rangsit School joins hands with ENZ to organize coding camp
Vietnam
Quang Tri teacher receives full scholarship from New Zealand Education Agency
University of Auckland supports students from South-East Asia
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Palmerston North’s education connections with Viet Nam
The MoA signing is the latest development in the education relationship between Palmerston North and Ho Chi Minh City – an earlier agreement signed in 2014 had expired in 2019. Unlike the 2014 agreement, which only included a few education providers in Palmerston North, the renewed MoA captures a much broader range of institutions, from schools to tertiary providers.
Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao had helped to sustain this relationship in 2020, through the NZ Global Competence Certificate initiative. The Central Economic Development Agency and the Palmerston North City Council (PNCC) teamed up with ENZ to offer scholarships for 50 secondary school students in Manawatū and Ho Chi Minh City to increase their global competency – read more here.
The new MoA was signed by Palmerston North Mayor Grant Smith on behalf of PNCC and Deputy Director from Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Education and Training, Duong Tri Dung. It was witnessed by Vietnamese Ambassador Nguyen Van Trung, New Zealand Ambassador Tredene Dobson, and representatives of ENZ.
“Education arrangements like this help to further strengthen these ties. Building on sustained and increasing interest from New Zealand education providers to engage with institutional counterparts in Ho Chi Minh City, this will open a new chapter for collaboration and success for the respective cities,” Ms Dobson said.
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First research projects funded through NZ Centre at IIT Delhi
Ten projects will each receive seed funding of USD10,000 for one year, half funded by IIT Delhi and half by the New Zealand university involved.
The New Zealand Centre at IIT Delhi was established in February 2020 as a focal point for joint academic activity between New Zealand's eight universities and IIT Delhi.
The purpose of the Centre is to promote relationships of understanding and co-operation across diverse fields of academic and other sector engagement between New Zealand and India. One of the Centre’s key objectives is to promote joint research projects among IIT Delhi and New Zealand universities in thematic areas of research important for both countries.
Below is the list of funded projects:
- Design of an electron cyclotron resonance based magnetically steered plasma thruster – IIT Delhi and University of Auckland
- Utilisation of Ammonia in a Spark-Ignition engine – IIT Delhi and Victoria University of Wellington
- Study on beam-to-column connections of cold formed steel portal frames for low-cost sustainable construction – IIT Delhi and University of Auckland
- Andreev reflection in twisted bilayer graphene junctions: effect of magnetic field – IIT Delhi and Victoria University of Wellington
- Deciphering the genome wide DNA methylation and transcriptomic signature of hypoxia in meningioma – IIT Delhi and University of Otago
- Discovering novel long non-coding RNA associated with epigenetic signatures colorectal cancer and dissecting their role in tumour heterogeneity – IIT Delhi and University of Otago
- Adaptive Drone swarms for precision agriculture and wildlife conservation – IIT Delhi and Auckland University of Technology
- Understanding exit choice behaviour in metro stations using virtual reality – IIT Delhi and Massey University
- Digital twin base health management of wind turbine power train – IIT Delhi and Victoria University of Wellington
- Building Code checker model on BIM structural plans using AI approach – IIT Delhi and Victoria University of Wellington.
You can read more about the New Zealand Centre at IIT Delhi here.
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