US universities can seize opportunities to reach students in cities where interest in education in the US has increased for 2021 despite overall declines, research showing a nuanced recruitment market has urged.
The UK has confirmed it will no longer be part of Erasmus+; instead, the UK confirmed it will commit £100m to a replacement mobility scheme named Turing, and submissions for funded projects are expected in early 2021.
Some 60% of international students in Germany want to remain in the country after graduation, a survey of 1,200 international student respondents has found.
International students across Australia – especially in VET, TAFE or ELICOS education – need additional support for their mental health wellbeing, speakers urged at an IEAA event.
Around 84% of students said their MBA experience was living up to their expectations but many are worried about what will happen after graduation.
Applications to business school programs globally have risen over the past year with domestic students turning to management programs due to “economic uncertainty”, a survey of 1,085 programs at 325 institutions worldwide has shown.
An upcoming report has suggested institutions which adopt a laissez faire approach to agent management have the lowest satisfaction levels with the results.
A recent survey has suggested that the study destination preferences of Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong students are shifting towards countries in Asia.
New international student enrolments fell 43% in fall 2020, a survey has revealed, while the Open Doors 2020 report has shown that total international students in the US has declined for the first time in more than a decade.
The 320,000 international students studying in Germany made up 10.5% of the country’s student cohort last year, according to Wissenschaft Weltoffen 2020.
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