The coalition CDU-FDP government in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia has confirmed its intention to reintroduce tuition fees for non-EU students.
Senior officials at the US Department of Homeland Security have reportedly been discussing proposals which would require international students to reapply for permission to stay in the US each year.
Three lycées internationals will open around Paris, as the government slashes regulatory burdens on the banking sector to attract foreign business post-Brexit.
The UK government intends to invest £100 million in a Global Talent Research Fund to attract more highly-skilled researchers to the country.
The number of international students in the US topped 1.18 million in May this year, SEVIS data shows. Nepalese students enrolments climbed 18% in the last year, a growth rate outstripping the 2% increase in total international student numbers.
The creators of the UK’s #WeAreInternational campaign have urged the higher education sector to refresh its commitment to change the government’s policy around international student visas.
Initiatives to develop industry research and enhance collaborations between Australian and global providers are among projects receiving government funding.
South Africa’s ELT industry experienced a 19% growth in student numbers last year, showing signs of recovery from a visa policy impasse that suddenly plugged the healthy flow of students into the country in 2015.
London Higher International hosted its first event at the House of Commons in London with BUILA, focusing on ensuring the city and the country remains open to international talent.
China has announced new measures for universities on the management of international students studying in the country, which include increasing the presence of Chinese culture, customs and language into their curriculum.
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