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February: Annual Conference update, work visa scams and Scottish Affairs Committee report into Post Study Work

Dear member Students in the news There have been two desperately depressing incidents in the press this month - which just go to remind us that whilst the vast majority of international stud...

Members' March news

Dear members, I delayed writing this month until we had had the latest meeting with the Home Office (and you’d had a bit of a break) so let me start with some ‘highlights’ from that...

Challenging mental health myths for international students

Studying and living in a new country, away from your friends and family and potentially speaking a second language can be an extremely distressing time, particularly during these times of uncertainly ...

October blog from Chief Executive

‘Welcome students: The government should be doing all it can to attract high-calibre foreign students. Instead it is deterring them with tough visa rules based on false assumptions’ - The ...

UKCISA/AoC FE International Network

How much are ‘overseas’ fees?

'Overseas' fees can range from £3,500 to about £18,000 per year depending on the institution, the level of your course, and the type of course. The fee will probably increase each year by ...

Best practice and key learning points from our latest student experience seminar

Our highly successful Manchester Members’ Seminar took place on 13 February with almost 80 members in attendance. The seminar featured five presentations about international student experi...

University mental health day: a round up of useful resources for institutions

1 in 4 students experience mental health issues in the UK, according to a survey of students by YouGov. For international students, being away from home, experiencing a different culture and possibly ...

London members’ seminar: best practice and findings about international student experience

More than 80 of our members joined our international student experience seminar on 12 April in London. We were joined by Yinbo Yu, International Students’ Officer at NUS. He spoke enthusiastica...

Changing Lives for Good in 2018. A snapshot of the year!

With the end of 2018 approaching, we thought we’d take a look back at the activities that took place in our 50th anniversary year. Thanks to all our members who continue to engage with us, suppo...

Improving access to university counselling services for international students

In January and February 2019 we’re focusing on resources to support international students’ wellbeing. The first of our mini series is University of Plymouth’s research ‘reachi...

Importance of food to support international students' transition to the UK

We all know about the link between food and wellbeing, but the second in our series focuses on the role food plays in supporting international students to transition to life in the UK. 'Having famili...

Conference 2018 session presentations

Growing Global Education report: reiterating importance of clear and persuasive messaging to international students

The long awaited Augar review of post 18 education was finally published last week, with the UK education sector and media poring over its wide-ranging recommendations. But in all the debate around FE...

EAG meeting notes for members: 3 May and 30 July

Our Chief Exec’s thoughts on the reintroduction of a post study work visa

It’s been a tumultuous week since we received the news that the government was reintroducing a competitive post study work visa for international students. The sector has been united in campaigning ...

Moving to the UK was like moving to Mars: navigating culture shock

Written by Wahida Ashiq, Founder of Great British Mag. The UK’s only weekly, digital magazine for international students.An international student once explained to me that moving to the UK felt ...

COVID-19 will leave institutions as winners or losers - blog from Wahida Ashiq, founder of Great British Mag

The following is a guest blog post from Wahida Ashiq, the founder of Great British Mag - a digital magazine for international students in the UK. Covid-19 will leave institutions as winners or loser...

Student perspectives on UKCISA Conference 2021

Taking a look back with the #WeAreInternational Student Ambassadors on their experience and reflections of participating in the UKCISA Conference 2021.

Calling EU students to support NHS research on Immigration Health Surcharge

For the attention of EU Students! From early 2022, you may be eligible for a reimbursement of the Immigration Health Surcharge if you have paid this fee as part of a visa application to study in the ...

The Australian Strategy for International Education 2021-30

Australia has set out an international education strategy to encourage more students to study in their nation.

Speakers

Anne Marie Graham, Chief Executive, UKCISA Anne Marie joined UKCISA in 2019 from the Association of Commonwealth Universities, where she was Director of Chevening, the Foreign & Commonwealth Of...

The importance of engaging international students

On International Students' Day, the OfS’s Student Engagement Manager, Ben Hunt, highlights issues faced by international students, and the importance of listening to their voices.

CEO update: January 2024

An update on UKCISA's ongoing work from our Chief Executive.

Whatuni call for institutions to collect international student reviews

Download the Whatuni playbook for guidance on how to run a successful review collection campaign at your institution.

CEO update: Survey for UKCISA members on upcoming MAC review

Complete our survey to provide your insights and inform our evidence.

Student survey on impact of political rhetoric, safety, and financial requirements

Complete our survey and provide your feedback to help inform our work.

Calling all Student Unions: Share Your Feedback in Our New Survey

Complete our survey to help shape UKCISA’s support to meet your needs.

About UKCISA

The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) is the UK's national advisory body serving the interests of international students and those who work with them.

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