The Syrian conflict has disrupted education for millions, threatening a generation’s future. Now, with the fall of the Assad regime, there is a critical opportunity to rebuild and reform the education system, but the path forward is complicated by new power dynamics and competing interests.
Ari Mihael, Director of Educational Standards at WES, discusses how digital document transmission has revolutionized academic credential evaluations.
With 1.3 million students abroad, India ranks as the second-largest source of international students, following China. Outbound mobility has surged, especially to the “Big Four” destinations—Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US. However, Indian students are now increasingly studying in other countries, and India is emerging as a growing educational hub itself.
Hans de Wit, a leading expert in international higher education, shares his insights on navigating global challenges and the evolving landscape of academic mobility.
The 2024 IIE Open Doors Report, along with the Fall Enrollment Snapshot Survey, reveals trends in U.S. international student enrollment for 2023-24, set against political uncertainty following Donald Trump’s election. Despite global challenges, the report highlights positive trends in U.S. student hosting and global migration.