...from UNESCO and the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs/Population Division, along with analysis from Oxford Economics, to forecast trends for the 56 top sending markets...
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...diverse, resulting in educational and social benefits.” To Mr Conlon’s first point, the study estimates the cost of hosting international students – including costs of instruction, support services,...
...Dubai.” For additional background, please see: • “UAE leads the world in English-medium international school enrolments” • “Using social media to reach students in the Middle East and...
The UK’s inclusion of international students in net migration statistics has often been contentious – and perhaps never more so than now. Media reports suggest that Prime Minister Theresa...
...the Internet and social media to maintain contacts across borders) and cultural (e.g., use of English as a common working and teaching language) have contributed to making international...
...the long-term sustainability of their international programmes – is the level of academic and social support students receive from their host campuses. Community colleges have varying structures for...
...countries in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe largely rounding out the top ten. There is some indication, however, that UNESCO data significantly undercounts the total outbound from...
...just a few hours’ drive from Dublin. Targeted to juniors between 9 and 16 years of age, the camps combine intensive English instruction with cultural activities and digital...