In person icon The Politics of Migration-Higher Education Policy Nexus

Abstract

In this panel we aim to uncover and compare the roles of migration and higher education policy nexus in filling or exacerbating contemporary skills shortages. While shortages affect all skills levels, these panels zoom into the tertiary level of skills where shortages have traditionally been met by skilled labour migration and, increasingly, policies concerning post-study pathways. These panels address the overlaps, coordination issues, and administrative conflicts among the relevant political, institutional, and economic actors when meeting the demands for changing high skills through skilled migration and higher education internationalisation.

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