A landmark report showing insights into how the UK’s graduate route visa has impacted the sector shows a glaring “lack of data” surrounding where international graduates go and what they do after their time at UK institutions.
The UK government should recognise education agents in the country’s international education strategy, representatives from the sector told an all-party parliamentary group this week.
There are barriers which need to be addressed in both the Turing and Taith schemes to benefit from their full potential, said stakeholders during an APPG roundtable.
The UK government is considering increasing the number of hours international students can work during their studies in a bid to fill job vacancies across the country.
UK parliamentarians with met international students for afternoon tea at the House of Commons this week, to honour the contribution they make to the country.
The All Party Parliamentary Group for International Students has held its second day of oral evidence sessions, hearing from various stakeholders, university leaders and business representatives from across the UK.
The new Australian High Commissioner was saying, when I met her recently, I want to thank you Britain for your immigration policies because you are sending students to us when they would go to you before.
An All-Parliamentary Party Group for International Students has been formed in the UK, with a mission to highlight the impact and contribution foreign students make to the country.
