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?

The Taiwanese government is looking to lower restrictions for international students to remain after graduation and access work rights, in a move to bolster the country’s professional workforce, fill skills shortages, and combat population decline.

International students in Australia can feel overwhelmed with problems around accommodation and part-time working, the CISA Conference in Cairns revealed, while "hotbedding" is also an issue.

Malta has announced changes to its student visa policy that will simplify and streamline the process for non-EU students and include work rights.

Leaders in Australia's international education industry have slammed comments that international students should have their access to work rights removed

New Zealand educators believe it's “too soon” to understand the implications of a Labour-led coalition taking power from National.

International STEM graduates in the US will be able to gain an Optional Practical Training programme extension for 24 months from May, up from the current 17 month rule, following a consultation period that saw over 50,000 public comments received.

The US government is easing visa restrictions for Nepalese students facing severe economic hardship as a result of the earthquake in May, enabling them to work an increased number of hours while studying.