Study explores students’ ‘sense of home’ in UK
Small-scale research has suggested international PhD students do not ‘assimilate’ in the expected sense and that their friends are not mainly ‘British’.
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Report reveals widening European interest and shift towards STEM
Destinations across continental Europe, such as Italy and Portugal, are seeing increasing interest among prospective international students, new research shows.
Value of China cooperation highlighted in US
It is “imperative” that all engage with higher education in China, speakers said at the two-day CIHE conference at Boston College.
Tuition and living costs attracting Chinese students
Tuition and living costs represent the most important pull factors for Chinese students as they decide where to study abroad, a new research has found.
Ireland: English language sector worth €1.2 billion
Ireland’s English language education sector is worth close to €1.2 billion to the country’s economy annually, according to new data.
Career goal rising in study abroad motivation – report
A report launched at the NAFSA conference in Washington DC has shown that Canada has overtaken the UK as the most popular study destination.
Visa restrictions could cost UK £10 billion yearly
University leaders were warned about the potential impact on the UK economy of government changes to dependent visas during a recent QS event in London.
Int’l school grads can cushion US UG enrolment blow, says report
New data from BridgeU shows how interest from international school graduates in key global markets, combined with a focused recruitment and marketing strategy, can cushion a predicted undergraduate “enrolment cliff” in the US.
“Dramatic growth” in US HE & agent partnerships
There was “dramatic growth” in the number of partnerships between US higher education institutions and education agencies in 2022, research has identified.
Australia: focus on Universities Accord after budget goes quiet on HE
Australian higher education is looking to the Universities Accord and a planned migration strategy to fully understand the government’s strategy on international education following a budget that focused heavily on cost-of-living relief and the economy.
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