The international education sector in New Zealand breathed a collective sigh of relief as the borders fully reopened, but many are prepared for a tough few years ahead.

The New Zealand Centre at Peking University is set to continue its successful international collaboration through a renewed agreement with all of New Zealand's universities.

Close to 400 students from New Zealand will be joining study programs across Asia and Latin America as part of the Prime Minister’s scholarships.

International graduates whose post-study work visas expired while they were trapped offshore during the pandemic are calling on New Zealand's government to extend them. 

Te Pūkenga is hoping to attract labour and ensure that all NZ regions share in the "cultural vitality" that international students bring.

New Zealand stepped back on a plan to restrict K12 schools enrolling international students after government recognised schools' "incredible" pastoral care.

The government of New Zealand is backing the country's international education industry to rebuild a pipeline of future international students within "a year or two"

Leading sector voices are calling for systematic funding of universities in New Zealand prior to the announcement of this year’s national budget.