Market intelligence for international student recruitment from ICEF

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How post-study work rights can make or break the return on investment for study abroad

The following is a guest post contributed by Tim O’Brien and Claire Clifford from INTO University Partnerships, where Tim is the Senior Vice President, New...

Australia prioritises amendments to ESOS Act in legislative agenda

The Australian government has signalled that amendments to the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 are back on the table for 2025/26. The move...

UK’s stiffening compliance regime already having an impact on international student recruitment

It would be fair to say that compliance is top of mind for international educators in the United Kingdom these days. The May 2025 immigration...

Search data highlights surge in student interest in Asian and Middle Eastern destinations at mid-year

Aggregated search data from Keystone Education Group reveals a distinct spike in student interest in destinations across the Middle East and in Asia over the...

Australia raises enrolment limits for 2025/26 but are they reachable?

A joint 4 August 2025 media release from the Ministers for Education, Home Affairs, Immigration and Citizenship, and Skills and Training, and Assistant Minister for...

New analysis forecasts international student mobility through 2030

A new analysis from QS maps the major trends and push and pull factors that will shape international student mobility for the rest of this...

ICEF Podcast: Why cultural intelligence is essential now

Listen in as ICEF’s Craig Riggs and Martijn van de Veen recap some of the latest news and developments in our sector, including the Dutch...

US: International commencements could drop by 30-40% this September

A new analysis from NAFSA and the research consultancy JB International projects that international student commencements in the US could decline by as much as...

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