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UK missed out on billions due to student visa restrictions – UUK
The UK economy may have lost out on billions of pounds in export earnings from international students due to immigration rule changes made in 2012, according to research by UUK, which also recently called for a new student visa.
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WES backs high school ‘backyard recruitment’ for US HEIs
In a paper for WENR, World Education Services pointed to so-called ‘backyard recruiting’ as the next growth area for US HEIs concerned with falling numbers of global students enrolling in the country.
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Germany: Student housing prices rise but low tuition a saving grace
Student housing in Germany is experiencing a long-term price hike, prompted by high enrolment figures, threatening its status as an affordable destination.
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Sector voices concern over potential “nightmare” SEVIS change roadmap
NAFSA and others warn of the potentially detrimental impact of a proposed policy change to J-1 and F-1 student visas which could limit admittance.
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Politically focused AIEC promotes community engagement
The continued success of Australia’s international education industry is dependant on its ability to better promote its benefits to the wider community, according to speakers at AIEC.
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More international graduates in the Netherlands staying after five years
Numbers of international students choosing to stay after graduation in the Netherlands is rising, according to Nuffic, the country’s internationalisation body.
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