Foreign graduates’ career outcomes ‘better than credited’

Residency rates of overseas graduates ‘grossly underestimated’

International education lobby group warns against course and policy redesign based around local employability of foreign graduates

By John Ross

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Foreign students ‘work as many hours as average Australians’

International students ‘contribute more to demand than supply’ despite working far more hours than they used to, Reserve Bank analysis finds

By John Ross

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Students relax on campus at the University of Bolton after receiving their degree certificates. Some of them look uncertain. To illustrate that a “challenging” graduate labour market in the UK could erode trust in the higher education sector.

Faith in universities ‘at new low’ as graduate jobs dry up

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By Juliette Rowsell

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Proportion of graduates in full-time work drops to 59 per cent

More international students express dissatisfaction with degree outcomes in latest UK-wide survey

By Tom Williams

17 July

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