One of the most popular places that indian students travel to each year to further their education is Australia. However, australia has opted to restrict the number of international students it accepts, which will provide a challenge for students hoping to travel there. In an attempt to manage migration, the Australian government has agreed to restrict the number of international students to 2,70,000 in 2025.
 
In line with this strategy, the government would provide student visas to 95,000 workers in the skills training industry and 145,000 workers at colleges. Over 600,000 student visas were granted in australia in 2023—a number much more than that of any other year. Universities all around the nation are protesting this action, claiming that reducing the number of admitted students would negatively impact the education industry. David Lloyd, chair of Universities australia, said that reducing the number of admitted students will act as a "handbrake" on the education industry. He said that no industry should be forced to suffer at the sake of immigration controls, particularly one as significant as the education sector.
 
Universities all around the nation are protesting this action, claiming that reducing the number of admitted students would negatively impact the education industry. David Lloyd, chair of Universities australia, said that reducing the number of admitted students will act as a "handbrake" on the education industry. He said that no industry should be forced to suffer at the sake of immigration controls, particularly one as significant as the education sector.
 
According to reports, Australia's support for migration has dropped to its lowest point in five years. This is thought to have a detrimental effect on the nation. In addition to australia, other nations contemplating or enacting immigration restriction measures also target the university sector, including Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.
 
 
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G GOWTHAM

01/09/2024 07:45 AM