Canada immigration rejects three out of four African student applications
In the first five months of 2019, three out of every four African students who applied for a study permit to Canada had their applications rejected.
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UK: Grads of 2021 likely to benefit from PSW
A Home Office spokesperson confirmed this week that graduates of 2021 are likely to benefit from the new post-study work route that was unveiled.
“Unequivocally good news”: UK reacts to PSW
Elation and enthusiasm greets news that the UK will change its policy on post-study work rights, but international students in the UK are already asking, ‘why not us, too?’.
Two-year work rights for international students in UK reinstated for 2020/21
The UK education sector is elated that post-study work rights are set to be offered to international students for two years post-graduation, with enrolments from the 2020/21 academic year set to benefit from this new immigration rule.
Cyprus: Brexit prompts surge in students
Brexit uncertainty has prompted a surge in international students heading to Cyprus, where their numbers have grown by more than 10,000 since 2016.
UK govt announces fast track visa plan for top researchers
A shake-up of visa regulations to attract more top scientists is on the cards for the UK, with the PM announcing he has instructed the Home Office and BEIS to work on a fast-track visa route to be launched later this year.
NZ: spike in fraudulent visa applications
Confirmed fraud in student visa applications to New Zealand almost doubled in 2018, but the majority are still rejected without further investigation.
Trump discusses ‘smart person’s waiver’
The US president discussed the creation of a ‘smart person’s waiver’ for international students studying in the US during a press conference in Japan.
UCA partners with Holmes Education Group
The University for the Creative Arts has signed an agreement with the Holmes Education Group to open a dedicated international college that will provide opportunities for students across the globe.
Bonard maps a fast-changing agent market in China
Bonard has released its research into the Chinese agent market, in a bid to map what has become a fragmented landscape and help international education providers strategise their partnerships.
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