Education organisations in the US are urging the government to develop a strategy to increase international enrolment and exchanges to pre-Covid levels.

The US economy has lost $12.1 billion over two years as a result of declines in international student numbers, NAFSA has calculated.

The CEO of IEAA is set to pass on the baton of Network of International Education Associations leadership to the NAFSA CEO at the end of his term as chair in 2022.

A US government representative has told English USA that it will boost engagement as part of the country’s new commitment to international education. 

US stakeholders are appealing to the government to allow international students without access to WHO-approved vaccines to be able to arrive in the US.

Legislation has been introduced to Congress in the US that education sector stakeholders say would make "necessary technical corrections" to the THRIVE Act.

US education stakeholders are concerned that a law passed in June will have an unintended consequence of banning the payment of commissions to international education agents.

Stakeholders in the US’ international education community have welcomed new government commitments to promote the country as a study destination.