While students from China and India made up more than 50% of the international students in most leading host countries (including the US), these two countries made up only one-quarter of all international students in 2020
An online survey of over 2,000 Chinese students has revealed that 21.9% would now consider pursuing further education overseas.
The number of international students in France increased to 370,000 in 2019-20, up 23% compared to five years before.
A program at Griffith University in Australia will allow 413 students to participate in projects across the Indo-Pacific region over the next three years.
Further details on Erasmus replacement – Turing scheme – have been released, confirming that the scheme extends far beyond higher education and will support disadvantaged students.
Canada and Italy have signed an agreement to improve labour market access via a new work and travel youth mobility initiative.
A report has revealed that despite an increase in student mobility in ASEAN member states, in 2018 less than 10% of that was between members.
Despite the growth in the number of international students studying in France (up to 358,000 in 2018/19). the proportion of students globally who choose the country to study in has declined when compared with other popular destinations.
