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• EcoQuest 3

• Applications for the 2024 PPP New Zealand-German academic exchange programme are now open!

  An information session is being held on Tuesday 23 April and is open to all New Zealand and German academics (graduates, doctoral candidates, doctorate holders, professors and lecturers). Click here to register for the information session and click here for more information on the PPP programme.  

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• Around the world in five

  Australia  

  Risk ratings could 'damage' long term health of Australian education sector 

  The latest release of immigration risk ratings for international education providers in Australia has raised questions about the best approach to ensure the sustainability of the sector. 

   

  Brazil 

  Brazilian outbound sector optimistic for further growth, agents more important than ever   

  The Brazilian outbound market is continuing to grow after a post-Covid boom with increases across several products and new destinations emerging, while the role of the agent has become even more important. 

   

  Canada 

  Canadian immigration minister releases official cap figures and targets for 2024  

  Canadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced an official national cap allocation of study permit applications for this year. 

   

  United Kingdom 

  What do international students really think of proposed policy changes?  

  But what do international students think of these proposed policy changes, and to what extent is it really having an impact on their interest in studying in the UK? 

   

  Global 

  Is there a global turn to tougher international student rules?  

  Is the drive for internationalisation grinding to a global halt? Entry to major HE providers is getting tougher just as pressure rises within universities to attract ever greater numbers of international students. 

   

• EcoQuest 4

• Kuala Lumpur

• IMG 2585

• 2020 Jan Feb

• Top tips for international student programmes

• Message from Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills, Penny Simmonds

  It’s good to reflect on ENZ’s New Zealand International Education Strategy (NZIES), “to enable a thriving and globally connected New Zealand through world-class international education.” 

  I am delighted to say that with the increase in the numbers of overseas students we are on track to deliver on that strategy.   

  There have been 59,306 international student enrolments for Jan - August 2023, a 43% increase compared to the full year in 2022.   

  And New Zealanders' understanding of the economic and social benefits of international students was reflected in a survey late in December 2023 by Ipsos  which showed  75% percent of New Zealanders believe that overseas students benefit New Zealand. This is up from 47% in 2019.  

  An increase in the number of international students from all over the world is positive as it brings in vital revenue for institutions and the country, but it also has the spinoff of creating a wonderful cosmopolitan element to campus life.   

  New Zealand is a small country and for many students, rubbing shoulders with people from other cultures will give them a greater understanding of the issues facing our complex world. In this time of fragile geopolitics, the melting pot of campus life can help build greater understanding and tolerance.  

  In turn Kiwi students also can be champions for our own country as they share their knowledge, experience and friendship with the overseas students. 

  The quality education that our institutions provide also enhances our global society by upskilling and educating all students to take on international work opportunities which inevitably spreads New Zealand’s values and influence throughout our world.  

  Hon Penny Simmonds
  Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills