US professionals support national strategy
International education professionals in the US have agreed on the need for a national strategy to boost its competitiveness in the global market, a survey has found.
International education professionals in the US have agreed on the need for a national strategy to boost its competitiveness in the global market, a survey has found.
More than a decade after the US missed out on a goal of sending one million college students abroad annually, the sector is still struggling to increase outbound numbers, with funding remaining the top prohibitive factor.
Taiwan was one of the first of many countries this year to hold its election, with former president Tsai Ing-Wen's Democratic People's Party gaining victory.
The newly launched US for Success Coalition has "hit the ground running", providing the Department of Homeland Security with a set of recommendations to make the US a more welcoming destination for international students.
International students contributed over $40 billion to the US economy in the 2022/23 academic year as new enrolments grew at the fastest pace for 40 years.
A group of education organisations, think tanks and advocates have launched a new coalition focused on international student success in the United States.
From rising stars to experienced leaders, disrupters to policy makers, The PIE has unveiled its list of the top 50 voices for 2023 - North America edition.
The US international education sector has welcomed a piece of legislation that seeks to keep STEM graduates in America however concerns remain that political hurdles will make it difficult to pass.