UK: students say degrees represent “poor value” for money
Large numbers of students in the UK have said their degrees represent poor value for money, a survey by Advance HE and HEPI has found.
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Pros of global activities on campus identified
UUKi research has urged the higher education sector to “ensure that it harnesses the positives” of internationalisation at home activities developed during Covid-19.
“Reconsider use of global rankings with conflicts of interest”, sector told
The sector needs to address the issue of conflict of interest in university rankings, according to participants at a recent CGHE webinar.
Survey suggests US higher education will bounce back in 2022
A survey of 5,800+ prospective students to the US has found that 83% said they were more likely to study in the US since president Biden was elected, but cost remains a key worry.
Research advisory team formed by UK government
The UK government has established of a new team that will offer advice to researchers on protecting their work from hostile activity.
Asian students more cautious about studying in UK
A survey of over 4,000 university applicants by UKEAS has found a greater level of caution and indecision among prospective Asian students.
Canada: language programs “well positioned” for growth
Canada’s language education sector will make a steady recovery over the next two years, research carried out by Bonard has found.
UK ELT sees 83.6% student drop in 2020
English UK member schools enrolled 83.6% fewer students in 2020 than the previous year as they hosted a total of 83,446 full-time students.
Australia: 93% of stranded students have mental health issues
Some 93% of international students stranded overseas have experienced significant mental health issues, according to a new report by CISA.
‘Hedge your bets’, agents tell prospective students
Agents are advising prospective international students to prepare alternative back-up study options, and an “overwhelming majority” are urging students to choose online studying until travel is possible, a Navitas survey has suggested.
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