Inflation is emerging as another key challenge to international education recovery in Australia, with providers being encouraged to be vigilant in their monitoring and proactive in their response.
University finance offices and international offices are at somewhat of a turning point, as representatives from both sides are only just getting over a disconnect, stakeholders have said.
UCAS has forecasted that the number of international undergraduate applicants to UK institutions will increase by 46% to 208,500 by 2026.
International students joining Dutch institutions in the 2021/22 academic year are expected to yield around €1.5 billion to the country’s treasury throughout their lifetimes, according to calculations from Nuffic.
UUK has said that visa reform and tackling immigration bureaucracy could help the UK to realise its research superpower ambitions.
The Russell Group has warned that the window for the UK’s association to Europe’s R&D funding scheme, Horizon Europe, is “closing, and closing fast”.
British international schools worldwide are continuing to see increases in enrolment while they are also visualising a reset in their education provision as the world comes out of the pandemic, delegates heard at COBIS 2022.
Renowned international education scholars have been backed by the Australian government to research best practice in international student engagement.
Interest in gaining qualifications overseas among Nigerian students is soaring, but affordability remains a key barrier, new research has suggested.
Australia-Asia youth leaders want to re-convene in-person programs and restart travel and immersion experiences, but do not necessarily want to revert to the way youth engagement ‘used to be’.
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