US: legislation proposed to ban visas for Chinese STEM graduate students
Politicians in the US have unveiled a bill prohibiting Chinese students from receiving visas for STEM subjects at graduate and post-graduate level.
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Vietnam exam changes create TNE opportunities
Changes in university exam regulations for the next academic year in Vietnam could broaden the appeal of high school level TNE programs.
Quebec allows int’l students to study from abroad
Quebec’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education “is ready to allow” international students to begin their studies remotely this fall.
US HE at risk of losing $4.5bn, NAFSA estimates
Without financial relief and congressional action the US higher education sector is at risk of losing more than $4.5bn due to Covid-19, NAFSA has warned.
UK: Russell Group lays out roadmap for international success
The UK post-study work visa should be fast-tracked into law and extended by six months in order for the UK to maintain its competitive edge in the international student market, the Russell Group has urged.
Do not promise in-person teaching, UK providers warned
UK higher education providers should make no promises to students to expect on-campus experience at the beginning of the next academic year, and they must be “as clear as they can be” so that students know what to expect.
US stakeholders condemn latest attempt to suspend OPT
Sector stakeholders have condemned the latest attempt to undermine the Optional Practical Training program, highlighting evidence that shows OPT creates – rather than takes away – employment for US citizens.
NZ mulls opening borders for int’l students
New Zealand education minister Chris Hipkins has suggested that international students could be exempt from international travel restrictions if they can be quarantined safely.
Australia to consider July entry for international students
International students may be the first cohort of international travellers that will be exempt from Australia’s current travel ban. Provided strict quarantine rules are observed, then entry in July may be possible, announces PM.
Campus France tells international students, “We need you”
French higher education agency Campus France is conducting a social media campaign for prospective international students, flagging “hybrid” learning options and its global network of offices to assist enquiries. France is also committing funds to French-African HE partnerships.
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