Alex Buck

Lambton’s graduate services and support centre will support international students as they seek employment post-graduation and settle into Canadian life.

It is important that universities and their careers services are able to offer and provide the support, guidance and opportunities which international students require to fully realise their potential. So, is enough being done to support international student employability in the current market, particularly for students looking to return home? Alex Buck looks at the current employability landscape.

StudyLink's new partner portal makes student applications "easier and faster" to submit and manage for agents and education providers.

Employment network Cturtle has launched JOB+ in a bid to connect international students and graduates with work opportunities globally.

More action is required to bridge the “significant” gap still remaining for international students concerning graduate employability outcomes, stakeholders suggest.

Strathclyde and PKU are to “develop their strategic partnership and explore future collaborations” with a new memorandum of understanding.

More training is needed to help staff adjust to the role of digital technology and social media in international student recruitment, it has been suggested.

International education organisation StudyPerth opens a new dedicated space for international students “at its exciting new location in the heart of Perth”.

An INTO survey has found that more than 78% of students believe the pandemic has "influenced" their career aspirations and subject choices when studying abroad.

Global payments specialist Flywire has announced two strategic partnerships which it says will streamline the payment process for students globally.