UK business schools’ reliance on int’l funds “concerning”
According to CAB’s annual report, UK sources of funding have declined by 25% over the last six years, with international sources plugging the gap.
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Malta: 87,000 int’l ELT students in 2017
More than 87,000 international students attended ELT schools in Malta in 2017 – an increase of 13.6% on 2016 figures – Malta’s National Statistics Office has revealed.
UK: Non-EU applications hit ‘record high’
Latest UCAS figures reveal non-EU applications reached a record high 58,450 as of January 2018. Applications from the EU also increased on 2017 figures.
Germany ranks first for int’l students in Europe
Germany’s combination of world-class higher education institutions and a tuition-free public university system made it the first choice for many students ahead of the UK and France.
South Korea sees record international student numbers in 2017
South Korea saw record-high 18.8% growth in international student numbers in 2017, with the Chinese students making up the largest proportion of the new total.
US: Int’l graduate applications & enrolments down
International graduate applications and first-time enrolment rates declined at US universities in 2017 for the first time in more than a decade, data from the CGS has revealed.
US: fewer int’l grad students in S&E programs
International student enrollment in graduate science and engineering programs dropped 6% in 2017, a report from the National Science Board has revealed.
One year MBAs on top, new study finds
27% of respondents said they would prefer a single-year MBA program, rather than the more common two-year option.
UK: International students add £20bn to economy, study finds
International students bring economic value to the UK worth £20.3 billion, or 10 times the costs of hosting them, according to a new study by HEPI and Kaplan.
Spanish tops languages to learn in 2018, says British Council
Around one in five adults in the UK are planning to learn a language in 2018, with Spanish being the most popular choice amongst potential learners.
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