International students pursuing tertiary education had an estimated global economic impact of $300 billion in 2016, but the confluence of higher education costs and lower prospects of work threatens the sustainability of student mobility.
London owes the accolade to its high-quality institutions, high levels of employer activity and student diversity, and its popularity among the global student body.
The IB has announced that it is abolishing its “candidate registration” fee to reduce financial burdens on students and open up access to its programs.
Minerva Project has raised US$57 million in new financing, bringing its total capital raised to date in excess of US$128m.
Political rhetoric and employer understanding remain the largest barrier for a student finding graduate work in a country, despite policymakers' deep understanding of the issue.
In a global race to cater for a growing student population and demand for better provision, Asia is world leader for young outstanding institutions, the latest QS Top 50 Under 50 2020 Ranking revealed.
‘Global citizen’ is arguably the buzzphrase to end all buzzphrases. You can’t get much bigger than a worldwide entity, and global citizens are prized by employers ever-conscious of the transnational nature of business. So how are modern educators helping shape these mythical beings? Julian Hall investigates.
The US may still be at the helm of the league tables but other countries have improved significantly more, the QS World University Rankings 2020 showed.
