Visa restrictions could cost UK £10 billion yearly
University leaders were warned about the potential impact on the UK economy of government changes to dependent visas during a recent QS event in London.
News and business analysis for Professionals in International Education
Have some pie!
Int’l school grads can cushion US UG enrolment blow, says report
New data from BridgeU shows how interest from international school graduates in key global markets, combined with a focused recruitment and marketing strategy, can cushion a predicted undergraduate “enrolment cliff” in the US.
“Dramatic growth” in US HE & agent partnerships
There was “dramatic growth” in the number of partnerships between US higher education institutions and education agencies in 2022, research has identified.
Australia: focus on Universities Accord after budget goes quiet on HE
Australian higher education is looking to the Universities Accord and a planned migration strategy to fully understand the government’s strategy on international education following a budget that focused heavily on cost-of-living relief and the economy.
Finances, visas & best fit challenge int’l grad students
Interstride has partnered with NAGAP to expand research previously published last fall on utilising technology to address gaps in international admissions.
India an international education “sweet spot” until 2050s
Expect disruption and new modes of innovative education but now is the time for international education providers to go to India, was the clear message at the Acumen Global Gateway conference in Delhi.
Post-study work “a driving influence” for int’ls – report
Post-study work rights are a “driving influence” when looking to study abroad, according to new research surveying over 20,000 international students.
Student mobility from East Asia “in flux” – report
East Asia is unlikely to regain its position as a “global growth engine” for the UK, according to a new British Council report.
75% of agents expect UK rises, US/Aus to grow
Some 75% of agents say they expect to send more students to the UK in 2023, while US and Australia can also anticipate growth in student numbers.
NZ: sector contribution just $0.8bn in 2020
New Zealand’s international education sector could return to its 2019 $3.7 billion contribution by 2030, according to a recently released analysis.
Still looking? Find by category:
Latest Tweets
