Update for 7 November 2017: The US Department of State announced this week that US embassies and consulates in Turkey have resumed processing of non-immigrant visas “on a limited basis.” This...
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Turkish demand for study abroad remains strong despite economic crisis
The Turkish economy was struggling to fight off a recession even before the pandemic began, with the country weighed down by high debt levels, a weakened currency, and...
Turkey removes international student quotas and signals recruitment strategy
Turkey announced earlier this month that it would remove nearly all limitations on foreign student enrolment in the country’s universities. Up to this point, international enrolment in Turkish...
Joblessness high among university graduates in Turkey
Unemployment is rising in Turkey, particularly among 15–24-year-olds. Of the 4.7 million unemployed in the country today, nearly...
Checking in on Turkish outbound
In a year of political and economic challenges, Turkey continues to show strong demand for study abroad...
The rapid expansion of English-taught programmes in Turkey
One of the very interesting stories in higher education this decade is the continuing expansion of English-taught programmes...
Two corporate giants – Google and Bertelsmann – have launched a large-scale scholarship programme for MOOC studies...
While official statistics do not fully map the number of outbound students from Turkey, it is widely acknowledged as one of the world’s top sending markets with an...
We love a good student survey around here, and QS is out this month with an interesting new slice of data that focuses on the motivations of international...
Turkey often features in any discussion of important emerging markets for international education, in part because the number of outbound Turkish students has grown significantly over the past...
An occasional round-up of some of the more eye-catching and varied items that we’ve been reading lately. Extreme study abroad A fascinating look at students who are turning...
It has been a tumultuous year for the world economy, which in many quarters is still recovering from the deep economic shocks of the 2008 global economic crisis....
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released its annual report on global education trends last week. Education at a Glance 2015 draws on a wealth of...
Nearly seven in ten European universities report an increase in non-European Union enrolment over the past five years; a slightly smaller percentage reported an increase in EU enrolment...
A newly released survey of 5,550 parents in 16 countries around the world finds that most – 77% – would consider sending their child abroad for either undergraduate...
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