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.
In a landmark move by the Finnish government, international students and their family members will have access to residence permits for the “entire duration” of the students’ studies.
Former international students who have a post-graduate work permit expiring in 2022 will qualify for an additional permit of up to 18 months under new government measures.
Canada’s 2022 budget is largely “aligning with college and institute priorities” and they will have a “key role to play” – but few measures are “directly targeted” at the postsecondary sector, stakeholders have said.
Oxford International Education Group is joining forces with employability platform Student Circus to give its students more access to job searches.
Some international students have been left unable to afford basic necessities as inflation reaches a 30-year high, with the Canadian Federation of Students calling for more work rights.
International students play an “essential role” in Canada and it is vital that the country is kept as a “top destination of choice”, stakeholders heard at Applyboard’s Canadian Educate the World conference.
Many international students looking to study in Germany “do not feel adequately prepared for starting their studies”, according to a new report by DAAD – with some citing a lack of language skills as a key barrier to finishing their degree.
The recently announced uncapping of work hours for international students in Australia could have serious long-term implications for the higher education sector in the country, experts have cautioned.
The recent US briefing widening STEM OPT opportunities, has been welcomed by sector stakeholders but students highlight difficulties getting jobs in the country.
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