China an anomaly as usual choice factors return
Access to work rights, cost and education quality are returning as influencing factors in major student source markets, latest analysis has suggested.
Access to work rights, cost and education quality are returning as influencing factors in major student source markets, latest analysis has suggested.
The international education sector in New Zealand breathed a collective sigh of relief as the borders fully reopened, but many are prepared for a tough few years ahead.
Rising inflation, concerns about China security and the Ukraine crisis will all have “long-term impacts” on international education, stakeholders at BUILA’s conference said.
Lockdowns in China are pushing students and families to search for international study opportunities, experts in outbound mobility have indicated.
Some 78% of leaders in international education believe globalisation is a strategic priority, according to a new report by global engagement platform Terra Dotta.
Inflation is impacting schools and agents on “numerous fronts” and may result in the need for them to increase their prices says ALTO.
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