International students are increasingly skipping university classes to attend work and are having their studies affected adversely, according to the latest survey by Universities Australia.
UUKi’s latest report offers a round-up of facts and figures on the UK’s international engagement, from its thriving TNE to the international students’ contribution to the domestic economy of £25.8bn.
UniQuest has announced findings of its research project into “stealth applicants” – mysterious students that constitute a ‘blind spot’ for university admissions and marketing teams by making no contact before application.
A new lobbying effort was launched by the UK’s international HE sector body over a central London breakfast, via a new report.
Many US higher education institutions report international enrolments declines and while considering the interplay of factors such as rising fees and global competition, many attribute the challenges to the political environment, a new report by WES has found.
A white paper, released at NAFSA 2018, revealed the changing picture of Chinese international students’ dismissals from US HEIs, including mental health problems soaring.
As part of insight reports into their user base, Sqore found that 60% of students plan their international education experience at least 2 years before the start – with 30% starting five years before.
The QS World University Rankings 2018 has crowned a familiar winner, with MIT topping the charts for a record-breaking seventh year consecutively.
The majority of international students in Germany would prefer to stay in the country after their studies, according to a new survey.
A list of the top US universities offering resources to help international students adapt to the country has been released by US News & World Report.
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