25 Nov 2014 In January of this year, Canada launched its International Education Strategy with an expressed goal to double international enrolment to 450,000 students by 2022. According to new data released last week at the annual conference of the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), the country continues to track ...
By Katie Duncan - Nov 20, 2014 September Year to Date statistics from Australia show a 17% rise in student visa applications for ELICOS programmes and a 15% increase for higher education, the sector’s best performance since peak year 2009, but there is a sharp slow-down of growth from July ...
By Beckie Smith - Nov 21, 2014 Half of Canada’s international students intend to apply for permanent residence, according to a new report published by the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE). This is helping fuel a rise in international student enrolments to Canada. As well as the high interest in ...
10 Nov 2014 A new report from Australia’s Department of Education contains highly relevant information on the study pathways international students take in the Australian education system. The report reveals the results of an annual analysis of the sectors international students first choose when they come to Australia to study, and ...
11 Nov 2014 The always-insightful consulting and research firm Noel-Levitz is out this year with two new studies that nicely add to the current research on online recruiting practices and the motivations and concerns of prospective international students. The first, 2014 E-Recruiting Practices Report for Four-Year and Two-Year Institutions, draws on a ...
By Sara Custer - Nov 6, 2014 There are no major upsets in the list of top-ranked study destinations in the 2014 edition of the ICEF i-graduate Agent Barometer, however the latest education agent-based poll reflects Australia’s upturn as a study destination. The country has gained ground on its competitors ...
By Katie Duncan - Nov 5, 2014 New Zealand’s Tertiary Education Minister Steven Joyce has claimed that moving the country’s universities offshore, namely to Singapore and Southeast Asian countries, will boost university income and attract more foreign students. Speaking to TV One’s Q&A programme, Joyce said New Zealand will be able ...
Oct 28, 2014 - By Janet Lorin Harvard University led U.S. News & World Report’s first-ever global ranking of universities, as U.S. schools took eight of the top 10 slots. Massachusetts Institute of Technology came in second, followed by University of California at Berkeley, according to the list of 500 schools in ...