Limited numbers of int’l students set to enter NZ
A small number of international students doing PhDs will be allowed to enter New Zealand, with the first expected to arrive in November.
A small number of international students doing PhDs will be allowed to enter New Zealand, with the first expected to arrive in November.
ENZ has reassured stakeholders ITPs are still welcoming international students after the government proposed a merger of the state-funded institutions.
New Zealand’s Victoria University of Wellington has been left to consider its options after the government rejected a bid to change its name to the University of Wellington
Stakeholders in New Zealand’s international education industry have criticised the government’s decision to increase the export education levy, after the central government fund it supplies almost ran out earlier this year, due to provider closures.
The value of New Zealand’s international education industry has hit another record high as economic distribution rebalances across regions and sectors.
New Zealand educators believe it's “too soon” to understand the implications of a Labour-led coalition taking power from National.
A reduction in net migration by up to 22,000 international students was among the key policies detailed by New Zealand’s main political parties as they outlined their positions on international education before the election.
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