US immigration nominee vows to end OPT
The nominee to head the US government agency for immigration has said he wants to “remove the ability for employment
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Sector shock as Trump revokes Harvard’s ability to enrol international students
International students currently enrolled at Harvard or set to join next academic year thrown into turmoil as they are given
University of Portsmouth unveils London Pathway College
The University of Portsmouth (UoP) marked a major milestone on May 22 with the official unveiling of its new London
It takes a village: how community transforms education
I started working at Darling Heights State School in about 2010. In about 2013, I began working to support vulnerable
Vinitha Gengatharan, Simon Fraser University
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. I would say values based, integrity, and opinionated. What do you like most
Record fall in UK net migration as dependants ban bites
Provisional data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released today shows that net migration was at around 431,000 for
US scrutiny turns on OPT
International students pursuing post-study work opportunities through the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program in the US have been sent a
Why international education must come together… now
The issues surrounding agency probity, quality assurance and compliance – and the ambivalent attitudes they evince from stakeholders – have
UK reforms to begin within weeks, but student levy requires legislation
Following on from the release of the UK government’s immigration white paper last week, a research briefing has been released
Why are Indian unis cancelling MoUs with Turkish institutions?
The South Asian neighbours, with a long history of hostility, faced one of their worst military clashes in decades earlier