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ByAditi MehtaPublished July 2026

UK unis join forces to offer study pathways for visa brake students

A reported collaboration between nine UK universities and the NGO Mosaik Education aims to provide remote postgraduate study opportunities to international students affected by a study visa pause. The specifics of this initiative, including the countries subject to the visa pause and the details of the study pathways, are not confirmed in the available information.

This development may be of interest to international students considering study options in the UK or Canada, particularly those from countries facing visa restrictions. The situation highlights the importance of verifying the latest information on study visa requirements and opportunities.

For the most up-to-date and accurate information on study visas and international student programs in Canada, prospective students can visit the official Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada website.

International students should be cautious when researching study opportunities and ensure they are accessing reliable and official sources to inform their decisions.

Given the limited information available, it is essential for affected students to consult official government websites and educational institutions for the latest updates on study visa policies and available study pathways.

Original reporting: The PIE News

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Last reviewed: July 23, 2026

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