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Published on August 29, 2014
...ity Alliance is urging the government to remove overseas students from the net migration target and reintroduce two year post-study work visas. Professor Steve West, Chair of University Alliance, said: “This is not the time for a knee-jerk reaction by the Government to cut down on overseas students in a misguided attempt to meet immigration targets. The ONS figures actually show that immigration for study has remained stable. But the UK̵... Read more »Published on October 8, 2012
...ernment intends to publish international student numbers separately within net migration figures was a welcome step towards recognising that international student migration is distinct from permanent migration. However, we urge you to take the next step and remove international student numbers completely from net migration figures. This is a key market for both universities and UK business and industry, and a proven successful export market for th... Read more »Published on September 13, 2012
...vernment intend to publish international student numbers separately within net migration figures, Libby Hackett, Chief Executive of University Alliance said: “We strongly support this announcement as an important step towards recognising that international student migration is distinct from permanent migration. “The higher education sector is one of the UK’s greatest export industries and it is important that we do not put our international compet... Read more »Published on February 26, 2013
...udent migration which confirms it will continue to include students in the net migration figures, Libby Hackett said: “This is sending conflicting and confusing messages following the Prime Minister’s constructive trip to India last week. It is hard to reconcile this position with David Cameron saying, “Britain’s an open economy.” “It is essential in the current financial climate that immigration regulations do not impede economic growth. We urge... Read more »Published on January 7, 2015
...hat several senior Tories are holding fast to their 2010 pledge on cutting net migration to tens of thousands. If we look at the latest ONS figures released in August last year, net migration has surged by 68,000 in the past year to 243,000. This is despite new immigration policies to cut the flow – including a squeeze on international students. But what we should realise here is the number of overseas students has remained stable at 177,000. Even... Read more »Published on January 26, 2018
...al students representing £10.8 billion in export value, 206,600 jobs and a net economic benefit of £20.3 billion. The value is also social as international students contribute to diverse campuses, aiding the preparation of home students for an international workforce, and extending the UK’s soft power abroad. In line with UUK, we believe the government should take positive policy decisions to support universities to grow their international studen... Read more »Published on August 16, 2016
...t turnover increase of more than £50 million and creation of more than 380 net new jobs. In addition, 207 completed the Knowledge Action Network ERDF Programme and 117 completed the LEAD programme. The combined funding won for these exceeded £10 million. Larger businesses are also benefitting. Employers such as HMRC, Tesco, JD Sports, McDonald’s and ASDA George participate in the University’s workplace-relevant continuing professional development... Read more »Published on October 27, 2016
...the world have been uploaded to the website, offering a growing resource that contributes to design education. The films have been viewed over 400,000 times and have also featured in mainstream media from Berlin to Calcutta. The programme also collaborates with schools, universities and colleges across the world to run Fixperts as part of their courses. Return to the Making places page.... Read more »Published on October 11, 2016
...). His early career saw him based in a number of European cities including Berlin, Zurich – at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, ETH Zürich – and later in Hamburg as founding principal of the HafenCity University, a university of the built environment and metropolitan development. He has also been head of the School of Architecture and Design in Belfast and head of the School of Architecture at Strathclyde University in Glasgo... Read more »Published on July 6, 2020
...; it’s one thing to have the right equipment, but another to have the internet connection, the space, and the appropriate environment to undertake the learning. Recognising that different student groups, will have different experiences, we have just partnered with former Education Secretary, Rt Hon Justine Greening , to protect opportunities and boost social mobility, including by developing an Opportunity Action Plan to level up Britain in the wa... Read more »
