US Supreme Court passes on hearing OPT case
The US Supreme Court's decision not to hear a case that threatened the end of the OPT program is being celebrated across the sector.
The US Supreme Court's decision not to hear a case that threatened the end of the OPT program is being celebrated across the sector.
Spain is the second most popular study abroad destination for US students, yet issues with obtaining student visas have long plagued the nation.
The US state department has confirmed that it is issuing more visas to student applicants from African countries than any time in the previous six years.
US education institutions will fail in their recruitment efforts if they take the view of international students as “cash cows”, NAFSA's CEO has said.
Republican party politicians in the US are pushing for the Supreme Court to hear an appeal from a group calling for the OPT program to be stopped.
Navigating the visa regulation and immigration landscape... it requires constant adaptation
As US stakeholders continue to celebrate international education being in the government's National Export Strategy, some are calling for further action.
Bills are being introduced into US Congress aiming to establish a competitive grant program for higher education institutions to boost study abroad funding.