Toronto: sexually assaulted during work at Domino’s
An Indian student has claimed she was sexually assaulted while working at a Domino’s pizza store in Toronto, Canada.
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UK: dependants ban “deeply disappointing”
Stakeholders have called move to ban dependants on UK postgraduate-taught courses “deeply disappointing”, as they reacted to the recent announcement.
Australia and India agree to boost student mobility as Modi visits Sydney
Australia and India have agreed a mobility deal that universities in Australia say will “support the flow of more students, researchers and skilled people” between the two countries.
UK international student contribution soars to £42bn
A landmark report by various stakeholders in the UK has revealed that international students boosted the country’s economy by £41.9bn in the academic year 2021/22.
New South Wales doubles down on employability
A pilot designed to help international students learn about studying and post-work employability opportunities in select regional NSW locations has launched.
Australia: English requirements could rise amid immigration shakeup
A comprehensive review of the migration system has called for tighter agent regulation, a rethink of international student work rights, and higher English language requirements, among other recommendations.
More EU students employed in the UK than non-EU
A significantly higher proportion of EU-born international students are employed in the UK compared to non-EU-born students, data has suggested.
Less red tape, more support, suggest Presidents’ Alliance panellists
Stakeholders called for more access to immigration pathways and reductions to integration barriers at a recent Presidents’ Alliance event in Boston.
Post-study work “a driving influence” for int’ls – report
Post-study work rights are a “driving influence” when looking to study abroad, according to new research surveying over 20,000 international students.
Australia work rights setup “has become Ponzi scheme”
The way in which international students are afforded uncapped work rights in Australia has “become a bit of a Ponzi scheme”, a leading international education executive has said.
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