International Student Mobility Faces New Policy Pressures
International student mobility is entering a more regulated era as governments balance the economic value of global education with concerns over migration, housing, visa integrity and institutional capacity. Countries including Australia, Canada and the UK are tightening rules, while universities remain dependent on international enrolments and tuition revenue. The trend signals a shift from rapid expansion toward sustainable student recruitment, stronger oversight and policies focused on long-term value, welfare and national priorities for global education.
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