#intled - What does the future hold for intl students hoping to study in Canada? “New student arrivals will be limited to 155,000 in 2026, which is around 50% fewer than last year’s target of 305,900. This cap will decrease to 150,000 in 2027 and 2028.” buff.ly/f1XsPxN

#intled - Meanwhile, in mainland Europe, Germany is at its height with a record 420,000 international students enrolled in 2025, a 50% growth over the last six years. But is the capacity issue just around the corner for this nation? buff.ly/IhlGPOo

This will be a big test for ATEC: Will they follow through on their glidepath instructions?

Male students are saying no to #highered. This is a growing problem in the USA and Australia. Encoura has some interesting stats about this from the USA. encoura.org/resources/wake…

Male students are saying no to #highered. This is a growing problem in the USA and Australia. Encoura has some interesting stats about this from the USA. encoura.org/resources/wake…

University College London has agreed to pay millions of pounds in compensation to thousands of students whose education was disrupted during the Covid pandemic. ca.news.yahoo.com/londons-ucl-pa…

#intled - Twenty educational institutions (including 16 unis) in the Republic of Korea have been prohibited from enrolling international students for one year due to failing standards for overstays, poor quality Korean tutors, and other issues. buff.ly/ucOsIYe

Big decline in UK graduate earnings premium. In Australia there was a decline for people who graduated in the 2010s. Not sure about 2020s.

Criminal groups running offshore cheating cartels are targeting Sydney university students, undermining the education system through illegal cheating, extortion and blackmail. smh.com.au/national/sydne…

Universities to be awarded extra places if they offer recognition of prior learning in a consistent way, in horse trading overseen by the Australian Tertiary Education Commission. timeshighereducation.com/news/credit-tr…

Jan26 offshore student data confirms further policy tightening. Has govt recognised it made a mistake increasing student planning levels for 2026?

Jason Clare says last night: "The ATEC bill will "guarantee a place at university for everyone from a poor family, or from a regional or remote location that has what it takes to take on a Bachelors degree." ministers.education.gov.au/clare/address-…

In this situation, I dont think anything is changing with the Bill. Even with CSP caps, most universities were over-enrolling to take additional CSP UG students. The fine print is "has what it takes".

485 temporary graduate visa application fee doubles to $4600. legislation.gov.au/F2026L00163/la…

The surge in visa rejections will have a significant impact on universities, but the federal govt is gaining revenue through the process. thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/education…

Are the genuine student visa checks more extensive or is it combined with Australia seeing a greater share of lower quality students applying to study?

From latest UAC Year 12 study. With so many students working info about timetabling the most commonly cited missing info during course selection.

Yesterday PM affirmed Treasury NOM forecasts through to 2030-31. That would require further policy tightening unless labour market weakens significantly. Likely to be announced with the May Budget.

NEW: The bad news about international-student enrollments at American colleges just got worse. An exclusive The Chronicle of Higher Education analysis of just-released State Department data shows new visa issuances in the summer of 2025 dropped by more than a third. chronicle.com/article/the-dr…

From bad to worse: The number of visas awarded to foreign students took a nosedive in the summer of 2025, plummeting 36 percent, according to just-released data from the State Department, a troubling sign for U.S. colleges. I've got the analysis 👇