The US is still the most popular destination for China's study abroad hopefuls, but the country is facing stiff competition from the UK and other popular destinations according to a new study.
Beyond the top tier countries that dominate headlines and enrolment figures, many others are developing infrastructure and reputation for servicing international students whose budget or visa issuance officer can’t accommodate a “heritage” destination. Chris Parr assesses some of the emerging study hotspots.
Not every student is able to go abroad - there are some significant barriers to physical student mobility.
Competition between international students and young professionals for available housing is being cited as one of the main reasons for the upward trend in rental prices across some major European student destinations.
Asia Exchange has signed an agreement with the Institute of the Pacific United to extend its reach into New Zealand and enter its first native English-speaking country.
The case of a US student with a study visa to enter Israel has risen to the country's Supreme Court, after she was detained at the airport.
President and CEO of IES Abroad, Mary Dwyer, presented with the PIEoneer Award for Outstanding Contribution to the international education industry.
David Game College has signed an MoU with Wittenborg University, to offer 'top-up' programs to Dutch students, and other international students.