Glyndwr University ban on overseas students lifted
A suspension has been lifted, with conditions, on the recruitment of overseas students by Glyndwr University, following a scandal over English language tests.
Concerns over future of Glyndwr University
There are concerns about the future of Glyndwr University - and hundreds of jobs - if a home office ruling goes against it today.
The University is due to find out whether the home office will lift a suspension on its ability to recruit non-EU students, following a scandal over fake visas.
In June UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) suspended the university's "highly trusted" status which enables it to sponsor the visas of non-European Union students.
Money provided by non EU students in 2012/13 was worth about £9.5m of the university's estimated £43m income, and the university is believed to be running with a £1.4m deficit since August.
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