international students

Senator Malcolm Roberts of One Nation claims the party plans to deport 200,000 people, including 100,000 temporary residents and 100,000 international students, using the term 'remigration' associated with far-right ideologies.

Buenos Aires remains the top city in Latin America for university life, but declining affordability is affecting international students' budgets and family relocations. The Argentine capital's position is highlighted in a report by The Rio Times.

China's National Higher Education Entrance Examination (gaokao) saw 12.9 million participants, down for the second consecutive year, as birth rates fall to a record low. With fewer domestic students, China's universities face intensified competition and a need to attract international talent to remain competitive in a knowledge-driven global economy.

The Trump administration has finalized a rule limiting international students' stays in the U.S. to four years in most cases. This policy change affects the duration international students can remain in the country.

The Trump administration finalized a rule limiting international students' stay in the U.S. to four years without federal approval and imposing restrictions on changing academic programs. The rule, effective September, faces opposition from higher education leaders who argue it creates administrative burdens and reduces flexibility. The Department of Homeland Security claims it addresses visa loopholes, while critics warn it could drive international students to other countries.

The Trump administration finalized a rule limiting international students to a four-year stay in the U.S. unless approved by the federal government, effective in September. The rule also restricts changing majors or academic programs and faces opposition from higher education leaders, who argue it creates administrative burdens and sends a negative message amid declining international student enrollment.

Trump has implemented stricter visa limits for international students and foreign press. The announcement was made on Harvard's campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts on April 15, 2025.

International students are continuing legal challenges against the Trump administration. The article references a ruling and prior coverage related to this lawsuit.

A judge ruled the USCIS pause on some Optional Practical Training applications unlawful after a seven-month hold, but international students remain in limbo. The decision blocks the policy but does not immediately resolve the uncertainty for affected students.

International students in the U.S. report being overlooked for jobs and interviews due to visa restrictions. Some students are considering leaving the United States as an alternative plan.

Japanese students are delaying overseas study as international students increase their presence. The article highlights a shift in educational trends affecting both domestic and foreign student populations.