While still not nearing the 2018/19 peak of over 136,000 scholars, the number of international scholars in the US has increased year-on-year by 6% to 90,891 for the 2021/22 year, new data has revealed.
Students in China who have been studying international courses online should now travel to overseas study destination countries, authorities announced on January 28.
Australia is set to see increased international enrolments in 2023, with expectations reckoning on overall growth of between 8% and 12%, according to marketing intelligence platform Studymove.
Australia’s parliament will examine the country’s international education recovery in a new inquiry, announced on October 20.
Just under 200 Chinese students arrived in the UK on September 26 via a charter flight, courtesy of an initiative led by INTO University Partnerships.
Stakeholders have suggested that there might be “significant” improvement in China’s outbound study market as the country gradually reopens.
After two years of being almost completely closed off, direct flights and student flows are beginning to resume after officials announced “all students” would be welcome back to China.
An August 18 ministerial meeting convened by the Chinese government failed to deliver a date for return to China of thousands of African students.
Despite Canadian provinces and territories lifting virtually all Covid public health restrictions, including mandatory masking, several institutions will be turning to Covid mandates in the fall semester.
There has been an “M-shaped recovery” in outbound mobility from China to the UK in 2022, while Chinese universities themselves are improving by “leaps and bounds”, a British Council report has indicated.
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