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Estimates of lost higher education export revenue: effect of immigration rule changes
Estimates of lost higher education export revenue: effect of immigration rule changes
Briefing
29 October 2018
Immigration
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This briefing calculates the lost export revenue that has resulted from the stagnation of the number of international students choosing to study in the UK in recent years following changes to student migration policy in 2012.
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New poll shows overwhelming support for an immigration system based on skills
10 December 2019
A new poll has revealed that 80% of British adults agree that the UK's immigration system should allow scientists, academics and their support staff to work in this country at any stage of their career.
UUK response to announcement of a new post-study work visa
11 September 2019
Responding to the announcement of a new post-study work visa allowing international students to work in the UK for two years after graduation.
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General election 2019: skills, jobs and opportunity
11 November 2019
UUK's Karmjit Kaur on the policies that all parties should commit to, to ensure UK universities remain a global success story.
