US institutions could look to international markets to fill domestic student shortfalls expected from demographic declines in the country.

The implication that British A-level students are being discriminated against in place of international students, as written in an article by the Sunday Times has been blasted by education stakeholders.

Educational institutions should do more to bridge the social gaps between domestic and international students both in and outside the classroom, a CISA survey has concluded.

Around 25% of all students at Navitas pathway colleges in Australia are domestic students, which Tony Cullen, EGM of marketing and sales - university programs, said adds an "enormous value".