Over 100 students from Pakistan were offered the chance to return to China to resume in-person learning but were unable to afford the US$3,000 airfare, The PIE News has learnt.
Lockdowns in China are pushing students and families to search for international study opportunities, experts in outbound mobility have indicated.
International student applications continue to increase for 65% of United States institutions, a figure which is up from 43% one year ago, a new report by the Institute of International Education has found.
Some 76% of Indian Gen Z students plan to work and settle overseas after completing degree courses abroad, an INTO survey has suggested.
Some 78% of leaders in international education believe globalisation is a strategic priority, according to a new report by global engagement platform Terra Dotta.
Inflation is impacting schools and agents on “numerous fronts” and may result in the need for them to increase their prices says ALTO.
UCAS has forecasted that the number of international undergraduate applicants to UK institutions will increase by 46% to 208,500 by 2026.
“Most” study travel agencies in China describe the impact of Covid as “under control” despite a drop in enrolments as a result of the pandemic, according to new BONARD research.
At its first in-person conference in three years, the Canadian Association of Public Schools – International tackled mental health issues in several sessions.
Western Australia has announced a $41.2 million package to build a pipeline of future onshore international students, re-engage international education agents, and provide additional financial support measures.
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