Submitted on Tuesday 26th May 2020
Rejected on Wednesday 27th May 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Extend post-study work visa for 2019/20 international Master’s students
Please bring forward by one year the policy of a 2-year entitlement to work, in respect of 2019/20 Master’s students. Taking a 1-year course, they have been deprived of the major part of the anticipated international and practical experience due to industrial action and the Covid-19 pandemic.
These students have lost out on developing debating skills and network building with 6 weeks of strikes and the digital environment in lockdown being disrupted and absent of the essential interaction and frank discussion which can only take place in the physical environment.
The significant effects have encompassed cancellation of dissertation work placements, field trips, student conferences, guest speaker talks and cross-departmental presentation – severely curtailing the experience gained.
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Extend proposed Graduate visa route to 2019-20 batch of students due to COVID19: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/314710
Extended Visas indefinitely for International Students: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/304442
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