Roughly five million students are studying outside their home countries today, more than double the 2.1 million who did so in 2000 and more than triple the number...
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...scale, with somewhere around 1,000 regionally mobile students each year. Annual number of inbound and outbound students on AIMS exchanges, 2010–2016. Please note that the flag icons indicate...
...on increasing the country’s market share in terms of internationally mobile students. They are also often closely integrated with broader national strategies for trade and economic development, including,...
...it has gone on to earn a significant market share. As of 2016, Russia was the destination of choice for 6% of the world’s internationally mobile students –...
This article is adapted and reprinted with permission from the 2016 edition of ICEF Insights magazine. The complete issue is available to download now. Language travel remains a...
...by programme name or type, often in association with a particular country or region. Mobile first: Students use mobile devices heavily during the discovery phase of the college...
...strengthening enrolment from key markets in Southeast and South Asia, and, in the process, to further increase regional and international competition for Asia’s internationally mobile students. For additional...
...the US. Distribution of internationally mobile master’s and doctoral students by region of origin, 2014. Source: OECD The OECD puts the relatively high proportion of internationally mobile students...