Canada: 13.7% rise in overseas students in 2019
International enrolments at Canadian colleges and universities in Canada grew by almost 50,000 in 2019/20 compared to the previous year, statistics show.
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Environmental studies attracts in global south
Student interest in environmental studies & earth sciences is relatively higher in the Global South than in the developed world, analysis has shown.
Competition for graduate jobs at a “record high”
A new ISE survey says competition for graduate jobs has reached a record high this year after soaring applications and a lack of rebound in recruitment.
B-schools: pent up demand from internationals
Applications to MBA and business master’s programs at graduate business schools are seeing an increase from international students, a survey has suggested.
Virtual exchange during Covid-19 analysed
A report has measured the use of virtual exchange over the past year, with 70% of respondents indicating they had increased programming due to Covid-19.
Enrolment falls make US economy $12.1bn worse off
The US economy has lost $12.1 billion over two years as a result of declines in international student numbers, NAFSA has calculated.
68% rise in new first-time international enrolments across US for 2021/22
The number of international students enrolled at US institutions has begun to rebound after a pandemic-related drop, data from a US snapshot survey has suggested, while the Open Doors 2021 has shown a decrease of 15% in international student numbers during 2020/21.
QS announces university consortia project
QS is launching a new university consortia project focused on sustainability. Future 17 is a direct response to employer surveys, with six launch partners.
Sustainability a “daily” priority for Indian Gen Z
Indian international education services provider Sannam S4 released their survey capturing the “sentiment” of younger students in India.
China: interest in Europe rising but “still well behind” US, UK and Japan
Interest in overseas culture among Chinese students is increasing which could push interest in overseas study plans, a British Council report has suggested, but interest in Anglophone countries may be declining.
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