As per the newly released reports, Nigeria has had the highest number of international students’ dependents in the UK in the last four years. The government report revealed that the number of dependents from Nigeria increased from 1,427 in 2019 to 60,506 by the end of September 2023. This marks an increase of 59,079 international …
According to international student recruitment experts, Germany has gained much popularity among international students, especially those coming from Asia. The country had a record of 370,000 international students in the academic year 2022–23. The country is constantly looking to boost its economy and attract more skilled labour and international graduates. As per Chancellor Olaf Scholz, …
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According to reports, postgraduate students from overseas studying in the UK tend to exhibit higher satisfaction levels compared to their domestic counterparts. Officials note that out of 10 overseas postgraduate students, a larger proportion hold a positive outlook in comparison to UK-domiciled students. Breaking it down by categories, non-EU students display higher satisfaction across engagement, …
More than a third of the 1.3 million Indian students pursuing higher education abroad have identified the United States as their premier study abroad choice. They cite the United States’ education system’s excellence, the academic spectrum available, and the nation’s leading-edge technology as important factors driving this preference. This surge in student preference has coincided …
According to reports, there is a possibility that the government might cap the number of international students in the country. Furthermore, the Australian Universities Accord Interim Report features a proposal indicating that international students might be taxed under the new policies. All universities have rejected the idea of a levy on international student fee income. …
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During the 2022–23 academic year, the flow of international students to US universities and colleges experienced remarkable growth, prominently led by India as a primary source. The 2023 Open Doors report highlights India’s significant contribution, sending over 260,000 students to the US. Projections suggest India will notably contribute around $70 billion to global education by …
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Education agents acting as intermediaries between international students and United Kingdom universities are reportedly earning substantial incomes for their services. Recent analysis indicates that UK universities derive approximately 20% of their total income from international students. In the past year, one university alone spent £28 million on agent fees, demonstrating a significant investment in this …
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EF Education First’s recent reports highlight the Netherlands reclaiming its position as the top-ranking country globally for English proficiency. Among the 113 countries evaluated, the Netherlands secured the highest position, outperforming 34 European nations with an impressive score of 647 points. This proficiency in English serves as a significant advantage for non-Dutch speakers, particularly international …
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Despite visa challenges, job uncertainties, and prolonged layoffs, Indian students continue to show remarkable resilience in pursuing education in the United States. According to the Open Doors 2023 report released by the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the Institute of International Education (IIE), India has become the second-largest contributor …
A substantial number of Indian students are staying back in the United States on OPT: Read More »
Reports indicate that top universities in the United Kingdom need to recruit international students unless there is a corresponding increase in tuition fees. This challenge comes after Suella Braverman’s recent announcement, which underscores the removal of rights for international students to bring their dependents. A measure explicitly aimed at influencing net migration figures. Notably, these …
