US: what the AI exec order means for internationals
An Executive Order recently signed by President Biden could have some possible far-reaching consequences for international education in the US.
An Executive Order recently signed by President Biden could have some possible far-reaching consequences for international education in the US.
Unlike their American counterparts, international students who hope to apply their hard-earned knowledge and skills to work temporarily in the United States upon graduation must instead navigate an uncertain, complex and unwelcoming immigration system
A company has launched to assist international students in the US to find employment opportunities and "simplify the job search process".
A controversial change to the rule that would have hindered international students seeking work in the United States after graduating has officially been scrapped.
Educators have warned a proposal to limit the use of H-1B visas in the US will drive international students towards alternative study destinations, as they reminded of the importance of post-study employment opportunities.
Almost 1.5 million international graduates obtained authorisation to remain and work in the US through the Optional Practical Training program between 2004 and 2016, with nearly three-quarters coming from Asia, a new report has revealed.
The economies of both the US and India could suffer if any curtailment of the H-1B visa scheme is introduced, a study from the Centre for Global Development has argued.
A report has underlined stakeholders' concerns that retaining international graduates could be more challenging if a reform of the H-1B visa system which favours the most skilled goes ahead.