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Seven predictions for international student recruitment in Latin America EdCo LATAM directors Simon Terrington and Jamie Ash have had a peek into their “LATAM crystal ball for...
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Getting past “good enough” in responding to prospective students We all know the trends: There are more institutions in more destinations actively competing for students than ever...
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Has Australia’s genuine student test gone too far? Updated data from the Department of Home Affairs makes it clear that visa grant rates continue to trend...
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ºÚÁϹÙÍø Podcast: The big shift and the future of international student recruitment International education, and international student recruitment in particular, is experiencing profound change across at least three dimensions: we...
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Vietnam: A strong economy at home is powering surging demand for study abroad Vietnam is one of the few economies in the world this year to have a favourable growth outlook....
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Can UK universities realistically plan for foreign enrolment growth in the future? The Office for Students (OfS), the regulator of higher education in England, says that the sector is projecting...
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New Zealand’s education exports surpass pre-COVID levels as sustainable growth strategy takes hold New Zealand Education Minister Erica Stanford announced recently that the country’s international education export earnings reached nearly NZ$5...
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UK eases entry rules for Erasmus+ participants Following the British government’s announcement in April 2026 that the country would rejoin Erasmus+ in 2027, peak body...
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Australia moves to reduce net migration with new restrictions on student family members and “visa hopping� In a speech at the National Press Club on 17 September, Australian Home Affairs and Immigration Minister Tony...
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How can we tell the story of international education? In Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States – all federal systems where power is divided...
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UK: August’s sponsored study visa applications drop to lowest level since 2022 Newly released UK Home Office data shows that sponsored student visa application volumes are down significantly through August...
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US court grants preliminary injunction to block rule that would have ended Duration of Status admissions for international students Last month, a consortium of prominent education organisations and unions launched a legal challenge to the Department of...
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