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The way forward: Shifting to a more strategic and student-centred recruitment Read More

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Industry experts conclude that better recruitment results begin with a focus on student outcomes Read More
Beyond the Big Four: How demand for study abroad is shifting to destinations in Asia and Europe Read More
International education has a data problem. It’s time to do something about it Read More
The view from here: How the “Big Four” study destinations are adapting in a year of change Read More
European study destinations now offering thousands of English-taught degree programmes Read More
Is employability still the holy grail for the new generation of international students? Read More
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Beyond the Big Four: How demand for study abroad is shifting to destinations in Asia and Europe Editor’s note: The following piece draws heavily on commentary and insights from industry leaders speaking at the ICEF...

International enrolment declines pressuring UK universities this year, with one in three facing significant financial challenges It is becoming increasingly clear that a decline in international enrolments is putting the finances of UK universities...

How diverse is the international student population in leading study abroad destinations? The last time we looked in on the distribution of nationalities in four top study destinations, we reported...

European study destinations now offering thousands of English-taught degree programmes English-taught programmes (ETPs) are becoming more prevalent in Europe, according to a new research report just released by...

What is the cost of policy intended to reduce international student flows? If you look at how the international education sector has been covered in the mainstream media this year,...

The view from here: How the “Big Four” study destinations are adapting in a year of change All projections point to continuing, strong growth in international student mobility through the rest of this decade and...

International education has a data problem. It’s time to do something about it Editor’s note: The following piece draws heavily on commentary and insights from industry leaders speaking at the ICEF...

The other side of a “V-shaped” recovery: 2024 and the transition to steadier growth in international enrolment “The year ahead will likely be a transitional one, marking both the end of the post-COVID era and...

Under pressure: How global migration and economic trends are impacting international education It all seemed to happen quite suddenly, and then relentlessly. Beginning in mid 2023 and stretching through 2024,...

What is the right balance of international enrolment in post-secondary education? In January 2024, Canada announced a two-year cap on international enrolments. That cap was mandated by the federal...

Who decides about quality? Education agents and the question of increased regulation There has been a surge in international student mobility since the pandemic, and that rapid growth has tested...

Will the US host 2 million international students within the decade? A new analysis from international research firm HolonIQ sets out four future growth scenarios for foreign enrolment in...

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The way forward: Shifting to a more strategic and student-centred recruitment

The three persistent themes in student accommodation: affordability, availability, and accountability

ICEF Podcast: Getting past policy shock: How the sector is responding to new migration settings

Industry experts conclude that better recruitment results begin with a focus on student outcomes

Beyond the Big Four: How demand for study abroad is shifting to destinations in Asia and Europe

International education has a data problem. It’s time to do something about it

The view from here: How the “Big Four” study destinations are adapting in a year of change

European study destinations now offering thousands of English-taught degree programmes

Is employability still the holy grail for the new generation of international students?

How diverse is the international student population in leading study abroad destinations?

What is the cost of policy intended to reduce international student flows?

Under pressure: How global migration and economic trends are impacting international education

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