Indonesia

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The fourth largest country in the world by population, almost 280 million people make up Indonesia across 17,000 islands. The country is home to 4,000 higher education institutions and its economy is predicted to soar by 2050, overtaking the UK. 

Intra-Asian student mobility growth, shifting UG demand among Malaysians and increasing TNE competition across Southeast Asia could impact the sector.

Australia's institutions have ambitious aims for continuing their transnational education offerings, but experienced providers have warned of the dangers of trying to make a "quick buck".

STEM is a pretty challenging major. As a woman, coming from a country like mine, they tend to make us choose between becoming a stay-at-home mother and focusing on your career

Two of the five countries named as priority regions in the UK's international education strategy showed declines in student numbers in 21/22.

Indonesia is seeking alliances with universities in East Africa, using its existing exchange programs as an entry point to the continent.

UK universities have established plans to set up in Indonesia, following a higher education mission led by the government’s international education champion Steve Smith. 

Universities across Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia are turning to English-taught programs in a bid to  improve the employability skills of local students.

INTO University Partnerships has opened its UAC in Indonesia's capital, hot the heels of a £7 million investment in its new in-country model.

Artificial intelligence recruitment platform ApplyBoard has recorded a boom in application volumes while projecting the direction of the international education sector over the next decade in its first trends report, with Nigeria, Kenya, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Egypt, and Indonesia set for high growth.

UAE-based edtech company Alef Education has announced it will bring its services into Indonesia after signing a partnership with the country's Ministry of Religious Affairs.

Australia's Monash University has announced it will establish the first overseas university campus in Indonesia, Monash Indonesia.

More than two-thirds of young Indonesians between the ages of 18 and 24 have considered moving abroad, a survey by YouGov Omnibus has found. 

Asia Exchange, Warmadewa University and Angry Birds developer Peter Vesterbacka have launched an entrepreneurship program for international students interested in the vibrant start-up scene on the island of Bali.