UK employers ‘don’t understand’ graduate visa
UK employers need to better understand the graduate visa route as a valid right to work in the country, stakeholders have urged.
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TNE and K12 top of agenda for UK on Nigeria visit
The UK government is seeking to drive UK transnational education in Nigeria as a delegation visited the country in West Africa this week.
UK must relay employment and funding opportunities to reach EU students
UK institutions need to improve communication with EU students to ensure they are aware of the country’s full international education offer, stakeholders have urged.
UK visa change needed to become R&D ‘superpower’
UUK has said that visa reform and tackling immigration bureaucracy could help the UK to realise its research superpower ambitions.
Western Australia reveals $41.2m package for international education
Western Australia has announced a $41.2 million package to build a pipeline of future onshore international students, re-engage international education agents, and provide additional financial support measures.
UK association to Horizon Europe is ‘on the brink’
The Russell Group has warned that the window for the UK’s association to Europe’s R&D funding scheme, Horizon Europe, is “closing, and closing fast”.
London universities plan “leading” international strategy
Twenty-five of London’s HEIs gathered at a roundtable event in Westminster to discuss a new international education strategy for the capital, with London Higher leading on a push for a crystallised vision in time for the new academic year.
NZ consults on new strategy and plans promotional tour of Americas
Consultation on New Zealand’s refreshed International Education Strategy 2022-2030 is launching imminently, while the government has reaffirmed its commitment to “reinvigorate and strengthen” the international education sector.
New Saudi grant excludes English language funding
A new scholarship for Saudi Arabian students is excluding funding for English language studies, “disappointing” some language schools.
NZ: fully open on July 31 and post-study work reforms announced
New Zealand’s international education industry will ‘fully resume’ on July 31 when the country’s border reopens, the government has said as it revealed changes in post-study work rights.
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