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How will the war in Iran impact international student mobility?

...suggest that enrolment in shorter-term courses, such as summer language programmes, could be more heavily affected. When asked for their perspective on an EnglishUSA online forum, member language...

Japan surpassed its foreign enrolment target of 400,000 in 2025

...there were 4 million foreign residents in Japan – the highest number ever. The language debate Japanese is considered to be one of the most difficult languages for...

Australia: Full-year data for 2025 reveals impact of AUD$2,000 study visa application fee on ELICOS sector

...managing director at the Sydney-based English Language Company (ELC) said: “If the student fee is not reduced significantly and very soon, the English language teaching sector, especially private...

Supply and demand for international higher education increasingly aligned in Asia

...to: Attract demand from students who might otherwise be deterred by language barriers; Compete more effectively with the Big Four destinations. Asia’s rise as a regional destination correlates...

Australia: Student visa refusal rates reach record high amid weakening demand from China

Australian universities have so far faced fewer challenges than English-language training (ELICOS) and vocational education providers in the wake of more restrictive policy settings for the international education...

Mexico: A personalised, supportive approach is the key to success in this growing study abroad market

...1,300 in English-language studies (ELICOS). The EdCo LATAM report notes that it is interesting that the number of Brazilian and Colombian students in Australia is significantly higher than...

Inbound, outbound, and transnational: the landscape for international education in China continues to evolve

...many ETPs in China as in many leading European destinations (close to 3,000), especially in STEM programmes and at the postgraduate level. Language and cultural barriers an issue...

Study finds strong agent interest in partnering with Japanese universities

...to attract top researchers from advanced economies, Japan needs prospective students to understand that there are: Many English-taught programmes offered by leading Japanese universities; Newly improved Japanese-language supports...

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