New Zealand embraces steady growth in international education
New Zealand is strengthening its reputation as a sought-after destination for international students, with leaders and educators highlighting the benefits of a balanced approach to growth.
Australia’s international education sector faces adjustments with 2025 cap
Australia’s international education sector is undergoing changes as its government introduces new regulations to manage the influx of international students.
Canada immigration data reveals early impact of caps
Data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) revealed a notable decline in study permit applications and issuance in the first half of 2024. The trend reflects the impact of caps imposed by the Canadian government, showing that the move is meeting its objectives.
US State Department takes steps to streamline student visa process
The US Department of State is taking steps to simplify and speed up the student visa process in response to a record number of international applications.
US Visa wait times improve in India, opening more opportunities for international students
Recent data from the US Department of State shows a notable improvement in student visa appointment wait times at US embassies in India, with several cities reducing wait times to less than four weeks.
UK universities set all-time high record for international enrolments in 2022-2023
UK universities experienced record international enrolments in the 2022-2023 academic year, reaching a new high of 758,855 students — a 12% increase from the previous year.
Ireland’s Global Citizens 2030 strategy prioritises the welfare of international students
The launch of Ireland’s Global Citizens 2030 strategy marks a major advancement in international education which was introduced at the start of 2024 to promote the country’s role as a global education hub while addressing the needs of its citizens.
ENZ targets to grow international education to NZ$4.4 billion by 2027
Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) announced on 5 August a three-year plan to grow and diversify the international student population, aiming to build the economic contribution of international education to NZ$4.4 billion by 2027.
New Zealand expands work visa rights for accompanying dependents of international students
Immigration New Zealand has announced the expansion of work rights for partners of certain foreign students, aiming to make the country more attractive for international education and skilled migration.
New York facilitates internship opportunities for Indian students
Indian students studying in New York will now have opportunities to secure internships through a new initiative launched by the Indian Consulate.