The overall quality of education experiences of international students at education providers in Australia fell in 2020, particularly among Chinese and Malaysian undergraduates, a survey has revealed.
A survey of 4,000 people in the US, UK, France and Spain, conducted in mid-July, has reiterated students’ interest in study abroad despite the pandemic.
Pro vice-chancellors international at UK institutions should “have a place at the executive table” to help drive international strategies and maintain international reputations, new research from The IC Global has suggested.
International students are “willing to do all they can” to study on campuses this year, including quarantining on arrival, complying with vaccination requirements and beginning studies online if they can later transfer to in-person class, IDP Connect research has suggested.
More than half of international students believe institutions should require vaccine passports for students to be allowed onto campus, a QS survey has found.
International student expenditure in Western Australia declined by $761 million in 2020 when they contributed $1.34 billion to the state’s economy, research has revealed.
Institutions and brands need to find other channels and presentations to reach Gen Z students as prescribed media “simply doesn’t cut it”, according to a Global Young Minds report.
The diminishing appeal of the US could have devastating effects on the US’ competitiveness in fields such as AI and superconductor manufacturing, according to an ACE report.
A survey of teachers across more than 1,500 schools in England has revealed the impact Covid-19 has had on language learning in the country.
HRW has accused Australian universities of failing to protect Chinese students from harassment when they express views counter to those of the CCP.
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