Policy changes hitting appeal of study destinations
A third of prospective students are "open to reconsidering" their preferred study destinations following policy changes in key countries, research has shown.
A third of prospective students are "open to reconsidering" their preferred study destinations following policy changes in key countries, research has shown.
To regulate education agents or not: that was a big question at the CBIE as panellists debated global quality assurance approaches.
University College Birmingham was voted the UK's top international university in this year's Whatuni Student Choice Awards.
Post-study work rights are a “driving influence” when looking to study abroad, according to new research surveying over 20,000 international students.
The perception of Australia as a safe study destination is driving interest from international students, new research has suggested.
It is clear that some universities either cannot afford to expand their admissions capacity or will simply never keep pace with the rising tide of applications, writes Nick Cuthbert. When demand exceeds supply, is the next rational step to commoditise the queue?
Students hoping to be travelling to Canada to enrol on courses are suffering from visa delays more than counterparts who have chosen alternative study destinations, sector stakeholders have said.
IDP Education has reported a 50% year-on-year revenue increase on last year, reaching a record total $793 million for the 2022 final year.