International education, and international student recruitment in particular, is experiencing profound change across at least ...
The Office for Students (OfS), the regulator of higher education in England, says that the sector is projecting a 22.5% increase in international enrolment in the three years between 2024/25 and 2027 ...
After years of non-participation in Erasmus+, the UK is re-entering the mobility programme in 2027 for an initial one-year term Recently announced changes to the UK’s Immigration Rules mean most EU ...
An annual study finds that institutional responsiveness to international student enquiries is generally improving this year, and more so when measured over the four years of the research programme ...
Main economic sectors: Rubber processing; cultivation of tea, coconuts, tobacco, and other agricultural products; tourism; clothing and textiles; and mining. Geography: Sri Lanka is an island nation ...
Crunching the numbers It is fair to say there have been some important shifts in world currencies over the last few years. As we noted earlier, the Chinese yuan fell in value earlier this year. The ...
New Zealand has announced a price increase for visa applications that will affect nearly all visa categories, including student visas Student visa application fees will double as of 1 October 2024, ...
A UNESCO analysis of recent higher education data from 146 countries finds that international student mobility is increasingly concentrated within regions In addition, more mobility is flowing from so ...
Main student cities: Mexico City, Puebla, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and another 11 cities have populations exceeding 1 million. Economy: The upper-middle-income-classed economy grew by 1.6% in 2024 – a ...
Short on time? Here are the highlights: English-taught programmes, research opportunities, and master’s programmes are drawing ever-more foreign students to Germany Along with France, South Korea, and ...
Short on time? Here are the highlights: Policy changes in Australia, Canada, and the UK are making students think twice about where they want to study abroad These destinations’ relatively expensive ...