Japan’s Ministry of Justice has announced an initiative that will mean international graduates can work in any role as long as they earn over an annual salary threshold of 3 million yen, or £20,462.70.
Australian prime minister Scott Morrison’s intimation that international students may be pushed away from Sydney and Melbourne has been derided by the country’s industry.
Montréal International launched “Je Choisis Montréal”, or “I Choose Montréal” in English, along with institutional and industry partners.
The Migration Advisory Committee has suggested an end to “preferential treatment” for EEA migrants to the UK, which has split the education sector.
New South Wales’ capital Sydney and neighbouring state Victoria have released plans to increase engagement with South East Asia and continued integration.
The governments of Argentina and the UK have signed a deal in Mendoza to ensure mutual recognition of master’s degrees studied in the nations’ HEIs.
China’s language and cultural Confucius Institute is setting up a US$20 million African headquarters office block in Nairobi, Kenya.
UKVI is trialling a digital Tier 4 visa service whereby international students in the country will no longer have to leave their passport with a visa issuing office and risk the loss of sensitive documents.
The All Party Parliamentary Group for International Students has held its second day of oral evidence sessions, hearing from various stakeholders, university leaders and business representatives from across the UK.
“The net migration target is a political target and the IPS net migration figure does not have to form the basis of the government’s net migration target, said MAC.
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