Policy makers should consider alternatives to the exclusive use of English when devising English-taught programs, in favour of a bilingual approach that includes the students’ first language, a white paper released by Oxford University Press argues.
Alumni networks are less helpful for a graduate’s success in the job market than previously thought, a survey by Gallup has found.
International student numbers at US graduate schools have continued along “troubling” trajectory for the second year running, with a 1% decline in international enrolments from fall 2017-18 and a 4% drop in international applications.
The student housing market is “good for investment” in 2019, a new study by StudentMarketing confirmed, with demand constantly outstripping supply in Europe as the continent becomes more and more popular with international students.
Wall Street English has announced plans to expand into five new markets as the number of prospective learners is set considerably over the next five years.
As the popularity of international schools grows, challenges arise for college counsellors supporting graduates through university selection, according to ISC Research.
International university students are almost twice as likely to exhibit problematic gambling behaviours than domestic students, despite gambling at substantially lower rates.
StudentMarketing has unveiled a 2018 update of its 2017 Amenities in Student Housing report showing that increasing attention to community cohesion is now a hallmark of purpose-built residential accommodation, among other trends.
Changing Australia’s tertiary education funding could lead to cheaper alternatives for students and alleviate the urgency for international student fees
Grant applicants will be notified if the education minister has rejected their project, but a rule to articulate its benefit to Australia has been slammed by the HE sector.
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