...the way higher education is delivered: The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model – where students are able to integrate their own devices (particularly mobile devices) as learning...
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...sizeable population of mobile students are profound. The US Department of Commerce, for example, estimates that international students spent US$39 billion in the US in 2016 on tuition,...
...changes in the global flow of mobile students and that they are “nurturing diversity within and across regions, as part of their business planning.” For additional background, please...
The Indian rupee has lost a lot of value this year – how will this impact planning for study abroad?
...about 60% of international mobile Indian students go, outweigh any immediate financial pressures facing families who want their children to study there. Vibha Kagzi, CEO of ReachIvy.com, said...
...of international students coming to the UK. This is while the number of internationally mobile students has been rising year on year…As it stands, the British student visa...
...of mobile East Asian students studying within the region rose from 36% to 42% over the same period.” Perhaps the important question now is to what extent an...
...additional background on the evolving role of technology in international education, please see: “Anytime, anywhere: How online and mobile technologies are transforming language learning” “More online degrees on...
...diversity, and history. This calls for a continued increase in investments and widened recruitment and participation in education.” As we have noted elsewhere, the number of internationally mobile...