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Why housing will decide Europe’s future as a study destination The Student Living Monitor is an annual survey by The Class Foundation to explore the connection between student...

Canada announces new incentives for international recruitment of master’s and PhD students On the heels of this week’s announcement of a significant reduction in Canada’s foreign enrolment cap, Immigration, Refugees...

Canada cuts foreign enrolment cap by nearly 50% as current year trends below COVID levels The Government of Canada introduced a new budget on 4 November 2025. It includes an Immigration Levels Plan...

Asia “consolidating as the leading destination region” for international students A new report from the British Council and Studyportals shows that international students are increasingly choosing to study...

Kazakhstan sets its sights on being a regional hub for international students As Russia continues to wage war in Ukraine, international students who might once have chosen Ukraine or Russia...

US: Study estimates that changes to international student policies could reduce GDP by up to US$481 billion per year The US administration continues to signal its willingness to alter long-established immigration policies affecting international students. For example,...

The next era of international education: Trust, transparency, and a focus on quality Since 1995, ICEF Berlin has served as a catalyst for connecting the world through education. With our 30th...

The UK is quickly expanding its TNE footprint in India As universities in the Big Four (Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US) face more immigration-related challenges in...

Türkiye: After a decade of dramatic growth, a goal to host 500,000 international students by 2028 In the past couple of years, we have frequently referred to “alternative” destinations that are becoming more popular...

Impact study shows pursuit of new experience is a key driver for international exchange More than nine in ten respondents (95%) in a recent study said the greatest impact of their international...

What is holding back brand strategy in higher education marketing? There is a remarkable consistency in the brand strategies and related marketing communications offered by higher education institutions...

Growing use of AI for study abroad decisions highlights importance of multi-channel marketing strategies Findings from IDP’s latest Emerging Futures: Voice of the International Student survey reveal students’ rapidly growing interest in using AI to...

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