In the latest – and last – Universitas 21 annual report on national HE systems, the US has taken the number one spot for the ninth consecutive year. Switzerland, Denmark, Singapore and Sweden rounded off the top five.
The majority (69%) of international student applicants remain determined to study abroad despite the travel restrictions, according to an IDP Connect survey.
Only 6% of prospective international students considering studying in the UK know that they can stay in the country and work for two years after graduating, a QS survey has shown.
Almost half of international students in a recent survey by payments company Flywire have said they wouldn’t recommend a university to others if they experienced difficulties during the payment process.
Institutions should not resort to relying on income from international students to fund research projects, a report by HEPI has indicated.
A Chinese international student who allegedly tried to smuggle cancer research from a hospital in Boston is facing trial in the US, according to a report by The Boston Globe.
More than four out of five Australian graduates believe short-term study abroad has had a “positive” impact on their careers, according to a survey.
The number of Australian university students who undertook an outbound experience surpassed 50,000 for the first time, according to a new report from AUIDF.
International students considering Australia are twice as likely to experience very low life satisfaction and are at a higher risk of suffering from depression, according to a new report. The findings have substantial implications for education providers.
The Netherlands has overtaken Sweden to become the nation with the most proficient English speakers in the world according to the latest ranking from EF’s English Proficiency Index.
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