Limiting internationalisation would harm UK’s ambitions

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The Home Office must stop reheating ruinous ideas on student immigration

Cutting off a £26 billion UK success story at the knees would be self-inflicted economic vandalism, says Tim Bradshaw

30 January

Met police officers drag barriers into place to illustrate opposition in Whitehall to Home Office plan for graduate visa limits

Whitehall opposition to Braverman plan to cut UK graduate visa

Departments asked to set out positions on visas, with those resisting restrictions on post-study work options said to include Treasury

By John Morgan

30 January

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‘Mindless’ overseas student crackdown ‘would kill levelling up’

Politicians and sector leaders respond strongly to reports Westminster government could restrict foreign students to ‘elite universities’ only

By Patrick Jack

25 November

People wait at the international arrivals gate to illustrate Plan to limit overseas student recruitment ‘driven by No 10’

Plan to limit international student recruitment ‘driven by No 10’

Proposals said to have brought opposition from DfE and to have potential to end post-study work rights for graduates of institutions deemed substandard

By John Morgan

5 December

Curtailing internationalisation would damage the UK’s global ambitions

Limiting international student numbers or cutting post-study work eligibility is not the way to become a science superpower, says Max Lu

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Curtailing internationalisation would damage the UK’s global ambitions

Limiting international student numbers or cutting post-study work eligibility is not the way to become a science superpower, says Max Lu

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Related articles

The Home Office must stop reheating ruinous ideas on student immigration

Whitehall opposition to Braverman plan to cut UK graduate visa

‘Mindless’ overseas student crackdown ‘would kill levelling up’

Plan to limit international student recruitment ‘driven by No 10’

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