News in numbers: young Turkish students abroad drive growth
Türkiye’s junior ELT market is showing significant signs of growth, with 88% of young people expressing interest in studying abroad, according to Engin Cosar,...
Australia: Senate committee recommends international enrolment cap go forward
The Senate Standing Committees on Education and Employment have recommended the government go ahead with new legislation to cap international student numbers.
Reactions to the...
US: new measures to tackle visa backlog for Indian students
The US Mission to India has opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travellers in an effort to reduce the backlog.
As of the...
News in numbers: will the US election influence student choice?
Back in August, we took an in-depth look at how the US election and government policy may influence students’ decision to study in the...
UK: international education under the microscope
Universities must ‘harness global reach, reputation and impact’ says Universities UK, as government pledges to review their International Education Strategy.
A new report from...
English-taught degrees continue to grow in Europe
The EEA ‘stands out as a key alternative’ to the Big Four when it comes to English-taught programmes (ETPs), according to a report from...
