Most students from outside of European Economic Region (EEA) want to study in the UK, but do want to work there. The Financial Times (FT) was quoted as saying that Britain was unable to retain highly skilled overseas graduates who studied in the country’s best business schools. Data gathered by the FT shows that the… Read More »
As the summer holidays approach, UK companies will see a spurt in the number of job applications, especially from foreign students. They may find employing foreign students on an internship basis an attractive proposition, as they can converse in multiple languages. But there are certain restrictions’ employers they need to be aware of while hiring… Read More »
Julian Assange, the founder and the editor of the controversial website WikiLeaks, said on 23 June that even if the United Kingdom leaves the European Union, it would have no impact on migration as the country is a member of trade groups, including the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA). Pro-Brexit campaigners used migration as an… Read More »
Asians make up for the most number of people migrating to New Zealand in the long term, according to a study conducted by New Zealand Herald daily. Countries such as India and the Philippines are sending the most number of students to this island nation located in the southwestern part of Pacific Ocean. On the… Read More »
Two Swedish economists, Dr. Andreas Hatzigeorgiou, and Dr. Magnus Lodefalk speaking on behalf of their fellow economists say that one of the most adverse impacts of Brexit would be on the trade in the UK. They further added to the point that earlier reporting and assessments of the implications of Brexit on trade and the… Read More »