...than in the previous year. Students from China, Saudi Arabia, India, Brazil, Iran, and Kuwait accounted for nearly all of that growth, with China and Saudi Arabia together...
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...4.5%; Australia 3.9%; Switzerland 1.2%; Brazil 1.1%. From the reverse perspective, the numbers of Colombians measured against the inbound total for various countries creates a picture of the...
...or recent graduates. As of 2014, the countries with the most LinkedIn users are the US (93 million), India (24 million), Brazil (16 million), the UK (14 million),...
...very important across the broad mix of schools included Brazil, Spain and Italy. The survey respondents reported that 85% of their bookings, on a weighted average basis, were...
...tend not to progress from ELICOS to other Australian education sectors: Brazil, Korea, Colombia, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan. An important channel for tertiary admissions Overall, 36% of...
...requirements, programmes offered, tuition fees, housing, and the website for the admissions office. In addition, a comprehensive site with specific information for Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Brazilian, Indian, and...
...year-over-year increases from important emerging sending markets in 2013, including Nigeria (+29%), Russia, (+24%), Brazil (+17%), and Vietnam (+16%). More established markets also registered steady gains for the...
...around 4%, which puts it third in the region behind only Bolivia (5.2%) and Colombia (4.8%), and ahead of Peru (3.6%) and, notably, Brazil (0.3%). This growth rate...