Market intelligence for international student recruitment from ICEF

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How the pandemic is shaping the expectations and decisions of international students

...unaddressed during the crisis in the overarching drive to protect those most at risk from the disease. Take, for example, this comment from one young interviewee from Montreal,...

Rio+20: How sustainable is your marketing strategy?

...differentiator. For example, UNBC (Canada’s University of Northern BC) trumpets on its home page that it has been named one of Canada’s greenest employers, a distinction claimed by...

Iran’s university enrolment is booming. Now what?

...Canada (2,800) and the UK (2,700). The strongest annual average growth rate will be seen in postgraduate student flows from Iran to the US (+4.3%), Germany (+3.6%), and...

France: Further foreign enrolment growth in 2019/20 before COVID’s impact

...significant growth, it is lower than increases reported by some competitor destinations. Canada, which was the fastest-growing global study destination over that period, saw growth of 80% in...

The human side of content marketing

...to you.” Want to see some inspiring examples? There’s tons out there; here are a few to get you started: British Columbia, Canada-based Thompson Rivers University’s myTRU blog...

After two years at home, demand for study abroad remains strong but practical challenges remain

...of the state of global education as the industry emerges from a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. Students from Australia, Canada, China, the United Kingdom and the United States – five of...

New British Council report underlines the importance of – and increasing competition for – Indian students

...recognising this opportunity in its continual lobbying for government to ease work and immigration policies. Canada, too, is realising the importance of work opportunities in increasing its attractiveness...

European destinations attracting more international students amid continuing housing challenges

...lower tuition relative to the leading destinations of Australia, Canada, UK, and US (aka the “Big Four”). But in Europe, students often face the same kind of issue...

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