Around the world in five

Canada 

International graduates found to earn less than Canadian peers 

A new report by Statistics Canada has revealed international graduates typically earn less than their Canadian peers and are more likely to work in sales and services industries. 

Australia  

Conflicting misperceptions about migration 

A new study into the perceptions of immigrants and immigration policy preferences led by The Australian National University (ANU) has found that Australians want less migration but also hold “large and often contradictory misperceptions”. At the same time, support for international students remains steady. 

Africa 

Rwanda: A prime example of “smart internationalisation”     

ICEF Monitor has analysed mobility patterns in East Africa, noting the growing emphasis on arrangements and frameworks that are beneficial for both sending and receiving countries. 

United Kingdom 

UK public supports international students, rise in visa applications in latest data  

A UK public opinion poll has shown support for international students and for maintaining or increasing current numbers, with most voters not viewing students as migrants. 

India 

Latest reforms could signal the end of HE as we know it 

India’s University Grants Commission has introduced several higher education reforms over the last four years in keeping with the National Education Policy 2020.