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EU ministers conclude €93 billion funding arrangement for Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020
There are nearly six million young people unemployed in the EU today, with youth unemployment levels reaching above 50% in some member states such as Spain and Greece....
New UK report calls for cohesive government policy to grow international education sector
Currently in the UK, two facts co-exist… uncomfortably. On the one hand is widespread public anxiety about immigration, fuelled in part by past governmental policies that led to...
Checking in on China market trends
China remains the world’s leading outbound education market for international students. But what trends are shaping the market today and for the foreseeable future? To answer this question,...
Mature students emerging as an increasingly important market segment
The term “mature student” describes a category of learners who undertake a programme of study later in life than those who – typically at 18 or 19 years...
Student testimonials are an untapped source of competitive advantage in recruitment marketing
Ask current students what convinced them to study with your education institution, and chances are it wasn’t a catchy tagline or the clever graphics employed in your logo....
Declining South Korean and ESL enrolments overshadow post-secondary growth in New Zealand
Following its initial trend report earlier this year, Education New Zealand (ENZ) has released an updated International Education Snapshot with enrolment data for the first eight months of...
Mobile, video and peer-to-peer at the heart of the latest travel trends, with Asia in focus
When over 50,000 people gathered in London earlier this month, it could only mean one thing: the World Travel Market (WTM) had arrived. This massive event brings the...
Public and private sector investment aims to increase higher education participation in Brazil
A rapidly developing economy with seven million higher education students, Brazil offers a mix of both public and private universities. However, limited access to the country’s public institutions...
