International students who remain in Canada earn between 17% and 38% less than Canadian graduates one year after graduation, a report has found. However, the salary gaps narrow over time.
Japan has pledged to create more opportunities for international students to find work in the country, the government has announced.
International students in Estonia contributed over €10 million in tax over the previous two academic years, research from Statistics Estonia has revealed.
Universities UK International has released a "tool kit" explaining the country’s new post-study work rights in an effort to help businesses benefit from hiring international graduates of UK institutions.
Perth and the Gold Coast will soon be classified as regional for migration purposes, making graduates eligible for the additional year of PSWR announced in earlier 2019. Meanwhile, some regional areas will receive two additional years of PSWR.
The Swedish government is proposing to extend the time students can remain in the country after graduation to seek employment to up to one year – currently students have up to six months.
The Estonian government is growing its international student body by connecting international students with businesses, facilitating post-study work options.
Nearly 2/3 of international students in Rotterdam say they want to stay in Holland after graduation, according to a survey by a European student magazine.