The challenges for international students in creative and performing arts programs—especially with government work regulations—are outweighed by the creativity that they offer.
Recent and proposed changes in U.S. immigration policy threaten the pipeline of international talent filling critical workforce gaps—with uncertain consequences for students, institutions, and industries alike.
As institutions ramp up their recruitment efforts across the Africa, they must balance ambition with ethical practices of transparency, cultural sensitivity, and a student-first approach.