Debate on government proposals to reduce the numbers of international students in the Netherlands by cutting back English-taught programs is continuing as a public consultation has launched.
A phrase floating around for some time has suggested that 90% of international students in the US enrol at just 10% of the country’s institutions. Is this actually the case?
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.
Australian stakeholders have praised education agents as the international education sector’s “most critical” players and called out their “scapegoating”.
With mixed messaging on visas, Australia has made it difficult for international students to understand what exactly it wants from them, according to stakeholders.
Denials for US F-1 student visas grew “significantly” between 2015 and 2022, according to new research compiling data from a mix of sources.
The latest Franco-Indian roadmap will see a new target of France welcoming 30,000 Indian students by 2030, as the country continues on its mission of hosting a total of 500,000 international students by 2027.
Spain’s neighbouring European nations are sending more students to the country than ever before in record numbers, overtaking South American nations.
A landmark report showing insights into how the UK’s graduate route visa has impacted the sector shows a glaring “lack of data” surrounding where international graduates go and what they do after their time at UK institutions.
Stakeholders are accusing the government of treating international students to the UK as “cash cows” amid lofty health surcharge and visa fee increases.
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