Earlier estimates suggested a 20 to 30 percent gap between the number of international students enrolled in publicly funded institutions and the total number of SPHs. This discrepancy was partly due to limitations in previous data collection methods, which the study aimed to address by directly linking the Longitudinal Immigration Database with the Postsecondary Student Information System.
Report: Indian professionals see major career gains with upskilling
The study, involving over 3,500 urban white-collar workers, shows a 2.5-fold increase in appraisals and a 2.3-fold rise in promotion rates for those who upskilled in the past 3-5 years. Upskilling led to enhanced job security, particularly benefiting women returning from career breaks with a 4.8-fold improvement in career stability.
At a glance: Key trends and challenges in UK business schools
The survey highlights key trends in UK business schools, revealing a complex scenario. While UK student enrolments are declining or static, non-EU international student numbers show varied trends, and EU student numbers remain largely unchanged.
Report: Key trends and challenges in international education for 2024
The report reveals a surge in student visa applications in major English-speaking countries and identifies significant competition from non-Anglophone markets. Key challenges include the need for skilled workers in health and STEM, aligning education with job market demands, and addressing housing shortages and policy changes.
Report: US sees record growth in international student enrollment
In the 2022-223 academic year, the US welcomed 1,057,188 international students, a 12 percent increase from the previous year, surpassing pre-pandemic figures. This surge reflects the country's status as a premier global educational hub and its appeal after the pandemic.
Australia-India higher education ties strengthen fivefold since 2007: report
The report highlights key areas of collaboration, such as academic exchange, research, and student mobility, with a future outlook emphasizing interdisciplinary research and cultural exchange.
Report: Non-EU students in UK less likely to achieve top grades
The report has highlighted a grading disparity in UK universities, where non-EU international students are less likely to receive top degrees compared to their British peers. With international students paying significantly higher fees and forming a crucial financial base for universities, concerns about maintaining academic quality have surfaced.
Report: Agents forecast robust growth in global student mobility
The latest ICEF Agent Voice survey anticipates a strong uptick in international student enrolments for 2023-2024, with agents expanding their referral destinations and study fields. Despite cost remaining a primary concern for students, new fields like data science and AI are gaining traction.
US outperforms Australia, Canada, and UK in student satisfaction: global survey
The survey assessed seven crucial domains: Admission process, student-teacher interaction, student diversity, quality of student life, online classroom experience, and career development. It serves as a vital resource for students and education policymakers, emphasizing the importance of transparency in student satisfaction metrics.
Report: 2023 I-BEST raises alarm on global educator well-being
A new international report reveals troubling trends among educators worldwide, including feelings of being undervalued and a rise in workplace violence.
Report: University leaders prioritize international student recruitment for revenue
The study reveals that financial pressures, such as recovering from pandemic-related losses and diminishing enrollments from China, are driving this priority. While revenue generation is the primary objective, the survey also highlights the need for improved student experience and suggests that universities must balance revenue goals with quality and diversity.
Report: Increase in education spending in low-income countries still falls short of needs
Findings show a rise in government spending on education in low-income countries. But figures still fall below the international benchmark.
Report: Widespread dissatisfaction among prospective students with university enquiry services
The 2023 Enquiry Experience Tracker report has found that universities worldwide are largely failing to meet the expectations of prospective students in handling enquiries. While some institutions and regions excel, a significant number lack responsiveness and warmth, leading to missed opportunities in student engagement and recruitment.
Report: Survey reveals educational institution and recruiter insights in international recruitment
AIRC and BONARD survey unravels challenges and possible areas for improvement for both educational institutions and recruiters.
Report: Research firm projects $31.5 billion demand in bilingual language market
Huge gains await online language learning providers due to increased demand and more modes of delivery, an SNS market report revealed.
Report: British Council provides guidance for HEIs with East Asia labor market report
A study by the British Council úncovers the latest trends in the East Asia labor market to provide critical guidance to higher education institutions aiming to enhance their students' career outcomes. One significant finding is the shifting balance in employment between the service and manufacturing sectors.
Report: Future career impact: A key factor why international students choose a study destination
Employability prospects have a key role in international students’ decision-making when it comes to choosing a study destination. “Future career impact” has been the number one reason for international students choosing to go abroad at a high 96 percent globally, according to a 2022 survey by ISB.
Report: Think tank sees robust growth of AI in education in next 5 years
Over the next five years, the education sector is poised for a transformative leap, fueled by artificial intelligence, according to Technavio. With a projected net increase of $1,100.07 million by 2027, AI in the education market is setting the stage for revolutionary changes.
Report: The rise of international student revenue in UK universities
UK universities' income increasingly relies on international students, with one in every five pounds received last year coming from overseas tuition. This financial dependence on overseas students, who pay higher fees than domestic students, raises concerns about the sustainability of universities that heavily rely on income from a single country's student population.
Report: A closer look at Times Higher Education Sub-Saharan Africa Rankings 2023
South Africa's strong presence is further showcased as it boasts four universities in the top 10. However, Nigeria outshines with a total of 37 universities listed, making it the most represented nation in the ranking.