Ajesh Chopra was one of several St. Clair international grads who became ensnared in the confusion surrounding IRCC’s denial of such permits in recent months.

As work rights policies shift the fortunes of host countries, they shape the student experience. In the second chapter of this two-part analysis Claudia Civinini looks at the challenges students face when looking for a job abroad.

The UK has a less generous post-study work rights regime than its competition, so what do some of those rivals think of this week's MAC report, and were they grinning or grimacing on Tuesday morning?

In this two-part analysis, Claudia Civinini takes a look at how changing work rights policies have shaped the fortune of host countries, how they have impacted on the student experience, and the difficult conversations that providers, students and policy makers sometimes need to have.

Gyimah said he "welcomes UUK post-study work visa proposal", and that the forthcoming MAC report "offers us an opportunity to ensure our policy on student migration recognises the contribution that overseas students make".

A group of international graduates in Canada has been denied post-study work permits after completing a postgraduate program at St Clair College, Ontario.

The New Zealand government has opened a consultation on proposed changes to post-study work visas for international students that would see work rights for students below degree level restricted.

The loss of the UK's two year post-study work visa has cost the Scottish economy over £250m since the programme ended in 2012, Universities Scotland has said.