Perhaps the biggest news story so far this year in international education circles is that the Chinese government has just announced that students must go...
The UK’s departure from the EU has had many consequences, and among these is that Ireland is picking up share of degree-seeking EU students. According...
Taiwan’s economy is facing a severe labour shortage which arises largely from a declining (and ageing) population combined with historically low birth rates. “Taiwan’s fertility...
“Overwhelmed and understocked,” is how Stripe Property Group describes the student housing market in the United Kingdom. Stripe is a UK-based property developer and purpose-built...
Perhaps the biggest news story so far this year in international education circles is that the Chinese government has just announced that students must go...
Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) is reporting substantial year-over-year growth in new international student applications for 2022. EMGS is the organisation charged by the government...
In this episode, ICEF’s Craig Riggs and Martijn van de Veen discuss the latest developments in our sector, including a recent call to pause active...
A new analysis from Studyportals draws on the platform’s own search data as well as mobility statistics from UNESCO and the OECD to map both...
During the pandemic, international students numbers in the US dipped below the one-million student mark (as of fall 2020) for the first time since 2014....
