fbpx
Market intelligence for international student recruitment from ICEF

Posts by: editor

Ghanaian students are intent on study abroad but currency woes present a challenge

Ghana’s ascent as a key emerging student market is well illustrated by recent enrolment growth in leading destinations. For example: Globally, there are more than...

UK ELT posts another year of growth to reach 75% of pre-pandemic volumes in 2023

The UK’s English Language Teaching (ELT) sector continued its post-pandemic recovery last year, enrolling more students and delivering a higher volume of student weeks in...

Survey of Japanese agents indicates significant recovery in outbound student numbers for 2023

The annual survey of The Japan Association of Overseas Studies (JAOS) has just been released. This year’s survey was conducted in April 2024 and it...

Data shows a decline in Nigerian student searches for study abroad; UK may be hardest-hit

Nigeria has been one of the most important new sources of students for leading study destinations worldwide in recent years. But it has become an...

ICEF Podcast: How policy interventions are impacting student planning for study abroad

Listen in as ICEF’s Craig Riggs and Martijn van de Veen check in on how foreign exchange trends are impacting the cost of study abroad...

EU sets goal of sending at least 23% of university students and 12% of VET students abroad by 2030

Erasmus+, already the world’s largest student mobility programme, will play a significant role in a new goal set by European Union members to boost regional...

UK: Review finds no abuse of Graduate Route; recommends that current work rights remain in place for international students

Following months of speculation, the UK’s Migratory Advisory Committee (MAC) has concluded its “rapid review” of the Graduate Route, the immigration stream that is so...

Australian government to set international student cap

UPDATE, 15 MAY 2024: Government statements since 11 May indicate that the implementation date for international enrolment caps will be 1 January 2025 or later....

Most Recent

  • US warns of expanded travel ban that could affect key African markets Read More
  • Breaking: US resumes student visa processing Read More
  • Is Canada valued more as a “pathway to immigration” or as a destination for education? Read More

Most Popular

  • Which countries will contribute the most to global student mobility in 2030? Read More
  • Research shows link between study abroad and poverty alleviation  Read More
  • Beyond the Big Four: How demand for study abroad is shifting to destinations in Asia and Europe Read More
What are you looking for?
Quick Links