The number of international students in Sweden increased by 5.4% in 2017/18, but the number of Swedes studying abroad decreased for the third year in a row, statistics from the Swedish Higher Education Authority have revealed.
The British Council gave its advice for 2019 and beyond to collected international recruitment professionals at UK universities in Manchester, at the re-named International Education Services Conference.
The Canadian Bureau for International Education signed a series of Memoranda of Understanding to renew its collaboration with provincial bodies across Canada.
The Class of 2020 held its annual student housing conference in Milan this year. The city’s authorities unveiled an ambitious project, while the European think tank’s director revealed plans for a global expansion.
Campus France, in partnership with the French government, has revealed a new strategy to help attract half a million international students by 2027, which includes tripling scholarships available and mounting a global marketing drive.
The movement of under-35’s to the UK for education boosted the British economy by as much as £18.1bn in 2017, according to new statics released by BETA.
A year after launching, the New Zealand International Students’ Association has held its first conference focused on international students’ mental health and wellbeing.
The Canadian Alliance of Students Associations has released a policy paper advocating for “simpler systems and better supports” for international students in Canada.
Global Access Through Education made its return to the largest nation in Latin America with its international education fairs in São Paulo.
ICEF has celebrated its tenth year of agent workshops in Latin America with a two-day event in Brazil attracting agents and institutions.
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