The number of students using AI to make decisions about university, college, or something else entirely is rapidly growing.
In two broadcast memos issued in August 2026, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement department (ICE) clearly signalled that ...
EdCo LATAM directors Simon Terrington and Jamie Ash have had a peek into their "LATAM crystal ball for predictions on what ...
We can all see the data: the international student marketplace is becoming more competitive all the time. There are more institutions in more destinations actively competing for students than ever be ...
Updated data from the Department of Home Affairs makes it clear that visa grant rates continue to trend downward this year.
International education, and international student recruitment in particular, is experiencing profound change across at least ...
Short on time? Here are the highlights: South Korea has quickly grown its foreign student base over the last several years As the population of foreign students in the country continues to grow, ...
The number of foreign students in China has increased by +96% since 2021 By contrast, Chinese outbound has contracted by -20% since 2019 After the extended disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic, the ...
A UNESCO analysis of recent higher education data from 146 countries finds that international student mobility is increasingly concentrated within regions In addition, more mobility is flowing from so ...
Findings from the latest Global Enrolment Benchmark Survey reinforce the profound impact of current policy settings in Australia, Canada, the UK, and US on international enrolments Universities in ...
Short on time? Here are the highlights: US Department of State data shows that students from African and South Asian countries are substantially more likely to be denied an F-1 student visa than those ...
Several Asian countries are redefining their role in global education Some of the most important source markets for Big Four institutions are now drawing increasing numbers of Asian students, and also ...