Ukraine: International Students Still Need More Support
Although opportunities to continue their studies exist, the international students who were in Ukraine before the war face a multitude of challenges that make their future uncertain.
Still No. 1. But for How Long? The Future of Chinese Student Mobility to the U.S., Part I
China is still the largest source of international students in the U.S. But for how much longer? Part I of a multi-part investigation examines the impact of the pandemic and politics on Chinese international student mobility to the U.S.
Is International Enrollment in the U.S. Recovering?
The latest IIE Open Doors Report shows that international student enrollment in the U.S. grew by 4 percent in the 2021/22 academic year.
An Opportunity to Respond: Expanding Pathways to Education for Refugee Students
A new RESPONSE campaign aims to build support among universities for a private refugee sponsorship program that would allow refugee students to enter the U.S. and attend university at the same time.
Alike but Unequal: Types of Schools and Credentials in China’s International High School Sector
A snapshot of the different players in China’s international high school sector to help HEIs plan sound recruitment strategies.