Consultation outcome

International students: economic and social impacts

From:
Migration Advisory Committee
Published
4 October 2017
This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

The findings from this consultation are in the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report: international students.

Original consultation

Summary

We are seeking views and evidence from anyone with relevant knowledge, expertise or experience to help inform the MAC response to its commission.

This consultation ran from
to

Consultation description

We are publishing a call for evidence and briefing paper.

This call for evidence sets out how the MAC will approach responding to this commission and how stakeholders can be involved in this process. It identifies the evidence that the MAC would find most helpful to receive.

The briefing paper provides some preliminary analysis of international students in the UK to accompany the call for evidence. It does not make any policy recommendations. As with all our briefing notes, we welcome comments and feedback on any of the issues raised, as well as responses to the wider call for evidence.

Read the Home Secretary’s Commissioning letter to the MAC and the MAC’s response

Documents

Call for evidence: August 2017 MAC Students’ Commission

PDF, 264 KB, 6 pages

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Briefing paper

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Published 4 October 2017

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