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Number of Vietnamese students abroad up 15% in 2013

...China or South Korea, notable percentages are also drawn from emerging markets such as Brazil, Thailand, and Vietnam. As the following table illustrates, Vietnam accounts for a higher...

India’s supply-demand gap in education expected to drive international mobility

...in China or 36% in Brazil) and highlights the Indian government’s goal to increase participation to 30% by 2020 – a target that would require an increase of...

Search trends playing an increasing role in international education marketing

...“last interaction” channels at play in education marketing in the US. In Brazil, on the other hand, more channels can play the role of the final step in...

Public and private sector investment aims to increase higher education participation in Brazil

...demand for study abroad. Brazil as a host nation Brazil is also sending signals that it wants to become a destination for international students. The Brazilian government is...

New report highlights “worrying trends” in UK’s international student recruitment

...growth, with applications also increasing from prospective Saudi Arabian, Brazilian, and American students. But the survey also revealed a continuing trend of declines from India and Pakistan. Change...

#Recruitment: Twitter for international education marketing

...majority of study abroad students. According to Forbes, the top 10 countries on Twitter, in terms of number of users, are: US; UK; Canada; Australia; Brazil; Germany; Netherlands;...

New surveys compare relative costs of study abroad and parents’ perception of educational quality

...for a child’s education is the best investment you can make for your children. The figure is much higher in countries such as Brazil (79%), China (77%), Indonesia...

OECD releases detailed study of global education trends for 2014

...for international educators. The publication covers educational data spanning 34 OECD countries as well as the following non-OECD states: Brazil, Russia, Argentina, China, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Latvia, Saudi...

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