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UK Education and Immigration (Trailer)

Release Date: 07/21/2020

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⁠How Do The UK Tories Recover?

Release Date: 07/17/2024

Description: @vincetracy and @mikepayne discussed #uk #sowerbybridge #yorkshire  #democracy #conservative #labour #libdems #UK  #RishiSunak #KeirStarmer  #employment #birthrate #housing #football #theapprentice #immigration #education #community #ethnic #tv #southgate 

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BRITAIN: THE DILEMMA OF CONTROLLING IMMIGRATION OR RAISING TUITION FEES

Release Date: 08/02/2023

Description: Despite concerted efforts by the current government, net migration to the UK reached a new all-time high of over 600,000 in 2022 according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).  Students are the single biggest group of immigrants, with over 361,000 arriving in 2022, up from 301,000 in 2021.  In comparison immigration for humanitarian reasons rose to 172,000 in 2022 from 57,000 the year before, largely driven by one-off increases from Ukraine and Hong Kong.  As late as 1992, the UK was a net exporter of people. At 600,000 net migration is 1% of the UK population, and makes the net immigration to the UK in line with other traditional immigrant nations such as Australia, US, and Canada.The ONS notes that student immigration tends to be short term before reversing; however, Home Office data suggests a long-term trend at work here: the UK is allowing more students to come to study.  Home Office data, which includes Q1 2023, shows that student visa issuance is at all-time high.The Conservative Party’s target of bringing net immigration below 100,000 seems incompatible with an annual issuance of student visas of over 600,000.  To meet its political commitments of lower immigration, the UK government could slash student visa issuance.  However, this policy would be extremely problematic. According to the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) foreign students make up 25 percent of all students in higher education.  For full-time post-graduate studies, they make up 65 percent of all students. Foreign students pay much higher fees than UK residents accounting for over half the tuition revenue at major UK universities.  The issue is that this revenue stream particularly relies on Chinese students, who combine a huge desire for higher education with the cash to pay for it.  Tuition fees are by far the main source of income for UK higher education.The success of the UK higher education industry conflicts with another government policy: to reduce economic reliance on China.  Visas to Chinese students have fallen slightly in recent years, but this limits the ability of universities to increase tuition revenue.  To diversify sources of students and grow tuition revenue, the UK now accepts more students from elsewhere. In recent years visas to students from India, Other Asia (mainly Pakistan) and Nigeria have surged.  The problem is that these students pay less than Chinese students.  In addition, leaving the EU has also meant that EU students face higher tuition fees, leading to a decline in their numbers.According to HESA, the most popular university for Chinese students in the UK is University College of London (UCL).  At UCL, UK students pay £9,250 a year, while foreign students pay up to £31,270 a year. UCL is the highest earning university in the UK, pulling in £712 million in tuition fees.The most popular university in the UK for Indian, Pakistani, and Nigerian students is the University of Hertfordshire, a former polytechnic.  UK students pay £9,250 per year to attend University of Hertfordshire, whilst it is £14,750 for foreign students.  The University of Hertfordshire is around the 30th highest earning university, with £235 million in tuition fees.One way to reduce immigration would be to cap or reduce the number of Chinese students and raise domestic student tuition fees to compensate universities for the loss of revenue.  Raising tuition fees is a deeply unpopular policy, though, and played a part in the implosion of the Liberal Democrats in the 2015 election. The UK has loosened visa requirements for students from elsewhere, rather than raise tuition fees, but these students pay far less than Chinese students, so many more students are needed, which pushes up net immigration numbers.  The UK government faces a choice between higher tuition fees, or high levels of immigration.  Given the experience of the Liberal Democrats, the Conservative government apparently believes the political cost of high levels of immigration is less than the cost of raising domestic tuition fees.  High levels of immigration to the UK looks set to continue. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.russell-clark.com/subscribe

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Immigration Education and Advocacy

Release Date: 05/09/2023

Description: In this episode we listen to a talk given by Fabiola Olvera Benitez, the immigration education & advocacy manager of Texas Impact. Check out the website for more information about the Sawyer Seminar Series and the Boston University Center on Forced Displacement: ⁠https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/ ⁠ This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation. 

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Free Movement

Release Date: 09/01/2020

Authors: Free Movement

Description: Updates and comment on UK immigration law

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Hurlingham Law - Immigration

Release Date: 04/30/2021

Authors: Hurlingham Law

Description: UK immigration podcast - discussions cover all aspects of UK immigration law from visas through to settlement and naturalisation and employers getting sponsor licences to employ new workers.

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Education and Immigration

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Nicole Falodun

Description: Education and immigration in Shelby county schools

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Immigration and Education

Release Date: 08/20/2020

Authors: Archive

Description: Countries with strong economies attract job seekers. Today an estimated 15% of the world's 7 billion people live in 22 countries most sound financially. Its believed that 50 million people have been displaced from from their place of birth for either economic or political reasons, or both. On this radio show we discuss issues related to legal immigration, brain drain of highly qualified professionals, success stories of immigrants and politics in the homeland. We bring experts from around the world and talk to them every Saturday for 4 hours starting at 8:00am to 12:00noon New York time. A list of topics and guests is posted here and at our website: http://www.mwape.com The first show was August 9th, 2008. Our founders are James & Ruth Mwape who work with the following host & contributors: Kambidima Wotela, PhD; Rev. Melody & Pastor Davies Lombe; Mwewa Mwape, Dr. Evans Phiri; Richard Mbewe, PhD; Ngoza Simwanza; Harrison Musonda; Chola M

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Can Podcast

Release Date: 07/03/2021

Authors: sebin

Description: Latest updates of Immigration and Abroad education

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Barrister Shazia Anjum

Release Date: 04/28/2021

Authors: Shazia Anjum

Description: Apply UK Immigration and Visas Conveniently, Confidently, and Cost savings, with Barrister Shazia Anjum.

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LS Legal Solicitors

Release Date: 08/04/2021

Authors: Zlata

Description: Legal Updates in the UK. Immigration, Corporate & Commercial, Family, Employment.

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AGS Education & Migration's Podcast

Release Date: 09/26/2020

Authors: AGS Education & Migration

Description: A weekly news and information show featuring by our Australian immigration lawyer and executive counselor discussing the latest news and updates about migration to Australia from qualify education and answering listener questions about specific visa and immigration issues.This podcast is all about Australian Education & Immigration Law, Policy, and Practice.

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A Breath of Fresh Politics

Release Date: 09/25/2020

Authors: Saffron Scaife

Description: Contemporary British Political Podcast - Discussing Brexit, Education, Immigration, Welfare and many more!

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The SmartMove2UK (Mumbai)

Release Date: 06/28/2021

Authors: The SmartMove2UK

Description: We are a UK Immigration specialist firm providing UK Visa application and advisory services on behalf of UK employers and individuals considering migration to the UK. Whether you are applying for a UK Visa for the first time or if you have had your UK visa application refused and are considering filing an appeal, SmartMove2UK can provide you with professional and objective advice service drawing on our record for making successful UK Visa applications.From visiting the UK for a holiday or business or even starting a business in the UK whatever your motivation, our UK Immigration experts wil

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Latitude Law UK Immigration Law Podcast

Release Date: 09/12/2020

Authors: Latitude Law

Description: A monthly podcast discussing the law and legal issues relating to immigration, asylum and free movement in the UK

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