Australia appears to be regaining favour in markets in South Asia according to a survey of agents in the region. However, Australia’s popularity level is far from its peak in 2009.
Students around Europe are uncertain of the impact Brexit will have on their education but remain concerned about funding, campus diversity, career options and being welcomed in the UK, according to a QS survey.
One in five students using a commission-based agent to apply to a US higher education institution pays more than $1,000 for their services, according to a survey by World Education Services.
Social class is a powerful factor influencing whether or not Irish students decide to study abroad, with those from a lower socioeconomic background less likely to spend time overseas, according to new research that examines the reasons why students remain globally immobile.
Similarities between the US and the UK’s higher education environments create fertile ground for institutional collaboration, according to a new report from the American Council on Education.
Fifteen universities across Asia have formed a consortium in order to capitalise on the region’s economic power to facilitate intra-Asian mobility and enhance academic and research collaboration.
The US has held on to the top spot in the Universitas 21 rankings, which measure the quality of higher education systems in countries around the world.
A new report from the OECD argues that enhancing international cooperation on skills policies is one way of ensuring countries reap the fruits of international industry.
British independent schools now teach more students overseas than foreign students in Britain, data from the Independent Schools Council shows.
Universities UK International has updated its strategy to boost outward mobility which includes doubling the number of students who go abroad during their degree to 13.2% of total enrolments by 2020.
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