Sub-degree programs in New Zealand need to be able to offer post-study work rights, the peak body for the country’s private training providers has said. Source

Universities’ financial get-out-of-jail card no longer works, as governments in Canberra and elsewhere turn their backs on foreign students Source

Changes to limit the number of foreign students at educational colleges, universities and schools are highly interventionist and prescribe not only where students can study but what they can learn, providers said. Source

James Coe explains the origins of the Migration Advisory Committee review of the Graduate route, and what might emerge Source

Proposed legislation ‘unnecessary’ because existing arrangements already include caps, says strategist Source

Universities losing income from international students would have to slash their R&D spending, letter to chancellor warns Source

The UK’s tightened immigration settings are having a profound effect on international student demand for educational programmes in the UK. In particular, the rule that took effect in January 2024 stipulating that international undergraduates and master’s students cannot bring their dependants is dampening demand from the key student markets of Nigeria and India. In the… Source

A new report asserts that there is no basis for blaming international students for an undersupply of housing or for rising rental fees in Australia. Research commissioned by the Student Accommodation Council, a peak body for the country’s purpose-built student accommodation sector (PBSA), found no alignment between the return of international students to Australia – after… Source

A consortium of language schools has become the newest organisation recognised as part of the Canadian government’s International Experience Canada program. Source